The Lunch Box of Priestess Henutmehyt

Reblogged from NotionsCapital:

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When Egyptian Priestess Henutmehyt packed it in circa 1250 B.C., she packed a lunch. A lunchbox found in Ms. Henutmehyt's tomb contains four whole ducks and joints of goat meat (before you ask: no Twinkies). There wasn't Saran Wrap or Tupperware back then, so the goodies were mummified, just like the lady herself.

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"The Lunch Box of Priestess Henutmehyt, Her Eternal Workers, & Her Final Demise,"

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Reblogging the re-blog of mine on 'The Lunch Box of Priestess Henutmehyt, Her Eternal Workers and her Final Demise' - It is so fitting to have provided her with a lunch-bucket, and a worker's one at that, perhaps in order to better assist her eternal workers. h/t to Mike Licht at NotionsCaptital.com

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