Why people of England in 17th century continuously started buying stolen mummified Egyptian dead bodies at any cost ?
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- During the 19th to early 20th centuries, when 'Egyptomania' swept the western world, swathes of travellers and tourists ventured to Egypt to indulge their obsessive interest in the land of the Nile.
- These early travellers enjoyed access to Egypt’s ancient past to an extent unimaginable today, and many returned with mummy souvenirs that now fill museum collections around the globe.
- An examination of the many personal travelogues published in this period provides insight into Victorian 'mummymania' and the lengths to which early travellers often went to procure a mummy as a memento of their time spent in the land of the Nile.
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