u/ErGraf

I'm studying Archaeology at the University of Granada, and as part of my course of Greek and Roman archaeology I had to do a class project... things got out of hands quickly, lol, and I ended making an exhibition with a full sized Roman mummy! The exhibit is called "The faces of Roman Egypt: tradition and innovation in the funerary customs of the Roman province of Aegyptus" and was inaugurated today at the Hall of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (University of Granada, Spain).

PS: the mummy was inspired by this one from the MET.

I'm studying Archaeology at the University of Granada, and as part of my course of Greek and Roman archaeology I had to do a class project... that got a little out of hands, lol. I ended making an exhibition with a full sized Roman mummy! The exhibition was inaugurated today at the Hall of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (University of Granada).