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Abbott Papyrus |
Abbott Papyrus is a historical document used as a record of the
Twentieth Dynasty (1196-1070 B.C.E.) in conjunction with the
Amherst Papyrus and accounts of court proceedings of the era. Serious breaches of the religious and civil codes were taking set at this time, as royal tombs were being bare and mummies mutilated or fallen. much acts were viewed as blasphemy rather than mere criminal adventures. Grave robbers were thus objurgated on divine as well as state levels. The Abbott Papyrus documents the series of inquiries and trials checked an effort to stem these criminal activenesses. In the British Museum, London, the Abbott Papyrus now offers close accounts of the trials and the raw network of thieves.
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