The Mummy

I will make you to be the first of all living creatures,
you will rise as king of Upper and of Lower Egypt,
as your father Amon, who loves you, did ordain.

- From Hatshepsut's tomb

A missing tooth helped identify this mummy, discovered in 1903, as 15th century BC queen Hatshepsut, one of the few female pharaohs who ruled Egypt. The gap from the missing tooth in the mummy's mouth matches an existing preserved tooth engraved with her name. The identification is being said to be the biggest archaeological find in Egypt since the tomb of Tutankhamen was discovered in 1922.