Ahkmenrah in Museums

Wrapped inside paper for a long time, and being inside a shell on display for 54 years until he was released by Larry Daley and Nick Daley, Ahkmenrah was an Egyptian pharaoh and the younger brother of Kahmunrah.
==Nile River, Egypt==
Ahkmenrah was dug up near the Nile River in Egypt, in 1952, during the Nile Expedition.
==Cambridge University, Cambridge, England==
His mummy, along with his 24-carat gold tablet, were brought to the Egyptology Department in Cambridge University to be displayed.
==Museum of Natural History, New York==
Afterwards, he was brought to the Museum of Natural History in New York. The tablet brought everything to life that night. He was guarded by two 20-foot-tall Jackal Guards.
== British Museum, London, England ==
He decides to stay in England with his parents, where they are on display. He visits the Natural History Museum in New York 3 years later as part of a traveling display of artifacts from the British Museum. 
==Tablet==
His tablet was given to him by his parents some 3,000 years ago, entrusting him with one of his people's most prized possessions. Kahmunrah wanted this to himself since he is the oldest. He wanted the throne because he thought he would do a much better job then his brother.