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On a yellow coffin, a black scarab with black wings lifts a pale green sundisc. Below is a frieze of black upside-down lotuses. To left and right stand two images of Osiris, green-skinned, wearing green white crowns.
Where: Egyptian Museum Cairo
When: Third Intermediate Period
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Eternal Love, Frank Kunert Photography
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Necrogamy was the practice of marrying a dead person, also called posthumous marriage or ghost marriage. This was legally recognized in France in 1804 to allow marriage to fallen soldiers, but was practiced extralegally elsewhere in Europe.
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“Shake thyself from the dust; and arise” ⚰️
Photography by Iulia Iepure
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Popular Science Monthly, February 1918
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Little pink coffin lolly I designed. I’m so ready for spooky season 💖
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