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English: The last part of the chamber, the so-called crypt, is built with a lower floor housing the royal sarcophagus, cut to a block of quartzite is in a shape representing a cartouche. The king’s yellow quartzite sarcophagus (perhaps a replacement) was found in the crypt-like burial chamber and at the time of discovery it contained the pharaoh’s mummy with an ancient garland of flowers around his neck. On the sides of the sarcophagus base, still in situ, two protective udjat-eyes can be seen between figures of the king and the god Anubis with a jackal-head. (only the burial chamber is decorated)
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10 March 2016