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Wow, Ernie, another previously undiscovered tomb. And it has some unusual images. Is that a picture of the first sandwich? A thumbs up is next to it. The first "like"! Here's a drawing of a family and a heart has been added. The first emoji! This bird looks exactly like one we saw in the last tomb. The first retweet. Could this be the first social media? Yes! And this is how they scrolled!
Physician tending a mummy.
Tourists in Egypt
"Life after death"
Pyramid Handicap Parking
Souvenirs.
"I'm trying to grow a cancel culture – but it keeps dividing and dividing until there's nothing left."
"This was probably an early Father's Day gift."
Mummy Beggar
'Forget it lads. We've been refused planning permission for this one!'
"This is amazing! Roughly translated, it says 'King Tut was here o.k.'"
"Aha. . . the Sphinxter!"
"Tut's outdone himself this time."
Egypt 1896. Dr Howard Prendergast and Percy Smythe discover the tomb of King Ahktuman the Practical Joker, proving conclusively that the ancient Egyptians were the first culture to use whoopee cushion.
Painted into a corner.
Thracebook..
"It's called monotheism, but it looks like downsizing to me."
Pythagaros. Ancient Greece. Interesting, in ancient Greece they didn't have negative numbers. They sure do now!
Playing Pyramids
'I'm the one who sold King Tut his tomb. The commission was huge.'
'...and it must be self-fiancing.'
"Must be those ancient aliens you hear so much about."
Word Of God
"Have you seen my Mummy?"
Centaur Driver
'From what I can tell, it was once an Olympic Village.'
Tutankhamun's Legal Hieroglyphics
I knew we didn't have enough blocks for this thing.'
'Tch! Look at the dust in here.'
No doubt it was made before man learned to count.
'Well, we finally made it back for a visit. Take us to your Pharaoh.'
All Roads Lead To Rome.
A planet like ours - "Remember the good old days when an offering to the Gods was a live human beating heart."
"What format shalt I save these in?"
The indigo children.
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