Ägyptisches Museum
The Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung of Berlin contains one of the most important collection of ancient Egypt of the world.
It was created in 1828 pennies the reign of Frederic-Guillaume {{III}} of Prussia. Between a 1842 and 1845 Prussian forwarding working in Egypt receives 1.500 parts of Muḩammad `Alī. The most interesting parts were brought back excavations of Such el-Amarna between 1911 and 1914.
The most famous part is the bust of the queen Néfertiti, the wife of Akhénaton.
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