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Silver Pharaoh: Psusennes I’s Coffin Gold gets the headlines, but this pharaoh went full silver. This is the silver coffin of Psusennes I (21st Dynasty), found at Tanis in 1940 beneath the Temple of Amun floor. Arms crossed with flail + scepter, a gold uraeus on the brow, and...

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