Luxor sarcophagi arrive at Grand Egyptian Museum

Luxor sarcophagi arrive at Grand Egyptian Museum: Thirty painted sarcophagi, found last month in Luxor’s Asasif necropolis and collectively described as “the biggest coffin find in a century,” have been transported to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). They will be put on display at the GEM’s opening at the end of 2020, Ahram Online reports. The sarcophagi are estimated to be 3,000 years old, and all were found to have perfectly preserved mummies inside them.