Child sarcophagus returned to Gustavianum

A 3,000-year-old mummy sarcophagus has returned to Gustavianum - Uppsala University Museum, after disappearing from the collections for several decades. It is believed to have been sold to Boston in the United States using false papers in the mid-1980s. The sarcophagus belonged to a boy named Pa-nefer-neb. See the film in which Ludmila Werkström, curator of Gustavianum’s historical collections, demonstrates the sarcophagus.