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Due to the absence of a uniform legal code, punishments in Ancient Egypt were diverse and varied depending on the severity of the offense. Minor wrongdoings were punished accordingly. However, those who committed more severe crimes such as treason or grave robbing could face punishments such as being sent to the mines, beheaded, burned alive, drowned, or exiled. Despite the lack of legal uniformity, justice and balance were symbolized by the deity Mart in Ancient Egyptian culture.

In 1922, Howard Carter, a British Egyptologist, made a significant discovery by uncovering the tomb of the young pharaoh Tutankhamun, containing a wealth of treasures. The mummified body of the pharaoh was that of a 19-year-old man who passed away around 3,300 years ago, with the cause of death still unknown. Speculations about his health before his demise have been raised, and it has been rumored that he wore ackers, as suggested by an inscription found in the tomb. Recently, a detailed study of his resting place in the valley of the kings has revealed hidden challenges to the current theory surrounding the pharaoh's life and death.

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