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The Horrifying Story Behind The Screaming Mummy

The Horrifying Story Behind The Screaming Mummy

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Everyone loves a good mummy, but one of the most fascinating stories about these wrapped legends doesn't have anything to do with the likes of King Tutankhamun or Juanita. One of history's most famous mummies is Unknown Man E, found at the ancient Egyptian site of Deir el-Bahri. But this, one of the most scary mummies ever found, is better known to the world as the Screaming Mummy.
Date: 2024-04-22

Comments and reviews: 15


A lovely story. I can't say I have ever been interested in Mummy Curses and the whole mythology. Once I learned that the Curse of Tutankhamun, as propagated by Howard Carter, was nonsense, the mystique lost its lustre. The fact that many Egyptian monuments have been moved to make way for Lake Nassar cancels out a lot of the Aliens did it BS. Seeing these monuments first hand is an interesting experience, but no different to the engineering project to dig the Jubilee Line under Queen Elizabeth Tower, with the safety of Big Benn being the main focus. Human ingenuity and engineering is a wonderful thing at times.
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Having ANOTHER Weird History drink!
Drinking PUMPKIN SPICE coffee. while watching this Weird History video!
The Mummy is a Halloween tradition and so should be Pumpkin Spice Coffee!
From the Weird History video Why the Hell Do People Love Pumpkin Spice So Much
o The Mummy is one of the Universal Monsters, along with others like The Invisible Man, Dracula, Frankenstein, The Creature from the Blue Lagoon, The Bride of Frankenstein, etc. )
The coffee is sold by a class at Wheeler Central High School, where my mother works as a teacher.

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Always so difficult to decide how I feel about displaying human remains. Is it disrespectful or in a strange way acknowledging their existence. It was fate that the remains were found so it is fascinating however they were laid to rest to be undisturbed. I guess if who ever it was that is on display and they did not like it they would haunt the crap out of all that looked upon them with out the due respect.
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Not all Pyramids were tombs people, they were the very first as far as we the mass population know free energy power plants that provided energy through wireless means, kinda like the Tesla Tower. Bet your ass if it were possible the U. S government would kill the ancient Egyptians so they couldn't have built that out government is the biggest case of smart dumb dudes
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I am going to watch the videos:
x The Mysterious Life and Death of Egypt's Queen Nefertiti (1st Recommendation, second time watching)
x What It Was Like To Be Egyptian Royalty (2nd recommendation, second time watching)
x What Surgery Was Like In Ancient Egypt
x King Tut: Shocking Autopsy Reveals Details About His Death
x ---TIMELINE 1973---

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Huh. Plot to remove the current Pharaoh at the time thwarted and the guilty punished in ways similar to Imhotep's fate in the Mummy movies possible Well that's Egyptians for you. They did not play around. I'm thinking I should be mummified and curse anyone who challenges my will (if I ever leave one): P
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Great video, but as to your question at the end; Would you like to go to Egypt to see the screaming mummy Thanks, but I'll pass on visiting a country where women can't walk alone in broad daylight without a male to protect them. I enjoy my independence and safety far too much.
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I feel like mummies should be left alone where they were laid to rest. Or at least return them once they're studied.
These are still human beings that had lives and families. It's disrespectful, in my opinion, which doesn't matter.

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A chapter of my undergrad dissertation includes a discussion of the Harem experience. Papyrus Rollin and Papyrus Lee detail that magic (words of heka) were used against the king. fascinating stuff
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0: 01 There is a Ducktales mummy episode called Spinx for the Memories that was mysteriously left out of one of their collections.
Some say its because of the theme of spirit possession.

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You should do a video about the victorian mummy eating parties or the unwrapping parties. It's sad to think of all the unknown mummies that have been lost.
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1: 27 Man E sounds like Manni, the dopey boyfriend that lost all the money in the awesome film Run Lola Run!
I have probably seen that film 15 times.

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Not to be mean but I feel really tortured having to listen to the other narrator. Please do us a favour and develop his own style for him.
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Popping in checking in to see if there's any weird history timeline. Well looks like I'll be waiting a little longer for my timeline fix.
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There’s one screaming mummy from South America with both hands clasped upon its face like a pre-Columbian Kevin McAllister.
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