Modern medical technology has helped tell the story of a king in ancient Egypt who was martyred for the sake of reunifying the country in the 16th century BC. A research report published on February 17 in “Frontiers in Medicine” scientific journal details findings from a computed tomography (CT scan) of the mummy of King Seqenenre-Taa II. Discovery King Seqenenre Taa II ruled southern Egypt during the occupation of the country by the Hyksos, a foreign ruling dynasty that seized the delta in northern Egypt for about a century (1650-1550 BC). The mummy of Seqenenre was discovered in Deir al-Bahri Royal Cache in 1881, and was examined then for the first time. Later, in the 1960s, the mummy w
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