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Ancient Egyptian treasure unearthed at British private school after being mistaken for a potato

The 18 objects - discovered on three separate occasions - over 30 years, were uncovered at Melville House in Fife, Scotland

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How a Scottish Schoolboy Digging for Potatoes Uncovered a Trove of Egyptian Antiquities

An Egyptian antiquity found by a Scottish schoolboy has led to further discoveries, including a trove of ancient treasures.

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That s not a potato: mystery of Egyptian treasures found buried in grounds of Scottish school | Archaeology

Incredible tale of Melville House where, over a 30-year period, pupils uncovered treasures of antiquity

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Lavish Tomb Suggests Queen Meret-Neith May Have Been Egypt s First Female Ruler

Lavish Tomb Suggests Queen Meret-Neith May Have Been Egypt s First Female Ruler has 2 reviews and 0 ratings. Reviewer firestarwarrior wrote: "cool"

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5,000-Year-Old Tomb May Have Belonged to a Powerful Female Pharaoh

Researchers excavating Meret-Neith;s grave in Abydos, Egypt, say that the sheer extravagance they have discovered suggests she may have been the first female pharaoh in ancient Egypt.

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