Archaeologists from the Spanish mission of Barcelona University have discovered two 26th Dynasty tombs at Al-Bahnasa in Middle Egypt. The first tomb contains the well-preserved unidentified mummy of a scribe, including an inkwell and pens, but even more surprising is the presence of many mummified fish in the tomb.
The second tomb contains a collection of stone sarcophagi, bronze Osiris statuettes, inscribed canopic jars, and a collection of bronze coins.

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