Tomb of Ahkmenrah

The Tomb of Ahkmenrah is the burial place of Ahkmenrah and his parents, Merenkahre and Shepseheret.
==Description and Background==
The tomb is located in Egypt and featured three golden coffins. Statues, aswell of ones of Jackals, filled the entrance to the tomb. The sacred Tablet of Ahkmenrah originally resided in the tomb upon discovery, placed on the wall behind the three coffins.
The tomb was searched for by a team of Egyptologists and archaeologist before the tomb was discovered in 1938 after being stumbled upon by a kid. Rumors around the tomb by the residents appeared, which it was said that "if anybody disturbs this tomb, the end will come." Ignoring these rumors clearance of the tomb begun.
Parts of the tomb now reside in museums around the world. The two only known locations are in the Museum of Natural History and the British Museum. The tablet originally resided in the Museum of Natural History in New York, but more parts of the tomb like the coffins, art, and other treasures reside in the British Museum in London.
==Real-Life Basis==
The tomb of Ahkmenrah wasn't an tomb in Egyptian History. However the basis of Ahkmenrah was taken from King Tutankhamun, therefore his tomb also takes inspiration from the one of Tutankhamun. The golden coffins where also heavily inspired by the coffin of Tutankhamun.
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