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    He also initiated the Egyptian Mummy Project, which used modern forensic techniques such as CAT scans to study both royal and nonroyal mummies. As a result of that project, in 2007 Hawass announced that he had identified the remains of Hatshepsut, and in 2010 it was determined that Tutankhamen…

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    He also initiated the Egyptian Mummy Project, which used modern forensic techniques such as CAT scans to study both royal and nonroyal mummies. As a result of that project, in 2007 Hawass announced that he had identified the remains of Hatshepsut, and in 2010 it was determined that Tutankhamen…

    Read More