The Mummy of Sitre-In
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The mummy of Sitre-In, the wet-nurse of Queen Hatshepsut, found with her in KV 60. Now in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. (Photo: Brando Quilici)
Further information:
Press Release - Identifying Hatshepsut's Mummy
Further information:
The Quest for Hatshepsut - Discovering the Mummy of Egypt's Greatest Female Pharaoh Location
Egypt
25° 43' 23.556" N, 32° 35' 17.5056" E
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