After Mendes I. Cohen bought the mummified remains of an ancient Egyptian and brought them home to Baltimore in 1834, he tried in vain to pry his way inside the resin-stiffened decaying linens with a screwdriver. For years after his failed effort, the identity of what has become known as the Cohen…
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Meet the Egyptian dead at Johns Hopkins thanks to mummy facial reconstruction
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