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Was Hatshepsut's mummy ever found?

Yes, Hatshepsut's mummy was likely identified in 2007 through DNA studies and CT scans. It was found in a previously undecorated tomb (KV60) in the Valley of the Kings, providing valuable insights into her life and times.

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