The French archaeological mission has discovered ushabti figurines belonging to one pharaoh in the tomb of an another pharaoh in Tanis, northern Egypt. Archaeologists found 225 faience ushabtis in the tomb of Osorkon II (r. 874-850 B.C.), but hieroglyphs on the figurines identified them as belonging to Shoshenq III (r. 825-773 B.C.). The limestone tomb … Read the full post →"One pharaoh’s ushaptis found in another pharaoh’s tomb"