👁️ The Sacred Canopic Jars of Psusennes I — Guardians of Eternity ⚱️ Deep within the royal tomb of Pharaoh Psusennes I in Tanis, archaeologists discovered four sacred canopic jars — each one crafted over 3,000 years ago to protect the king’s organs for the afterlife. The human head of Imset guarded the liver, the baboon Hapi watched over the lungs, the jackal Duamutef protected the stomach, and the falcon Qebehsenuef kept the intestines safe for eternity. Covered in gold and painted with sacred

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Tutankhamun’s Missing Canopic Jar Lid — An Ancient Mystery These four alabaster canopic jars once held the most precious contents of Pharaoh Tutankhamun — his liver, lungs, stomach, and intestines — carefully preserved for the afterlife. Traditionally, the lids of canopic jars were shaped like the heads of the Four Sons of Horus, each protecting a specific organ. But Tutankhamun’s jars were different — each lid was carved to resemble the young pharaoh himself, a unique choice in ancient Egyptian