Dr. Sahar Selim recently made a scientific project to reinstall the face of King Ramses II using the CT scan for the king’s mummy, and in partnership with Dr. Caroline Winson Anthropology from Liverpool, England.
King Ramses II’s mummy underwent numerous scientific studies in Egypt, as well as in France in the 1970s, where King Ramses II’s mummy traveled to treat fungi to France with a passport in which he wrote [a former king] and received at the airport with an official honor.
King Ramses II’s mummy was examined by CT scans in 2009 within the project of examining the royal mummies of the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, which was established by the Egyptian scientist Dr. Zahi Hawas, in which Dr. Sahar Salim, a professor and head of the radiology department at the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, member of the scientific committee for the museum of the Museum of Civilization in Al -Fustat. Where the CT scans and advanced technologies, the mummies expert, Dr.
Sahar Selim, enabled the examination of King Ramses II in Al -Safa to forty other ownership. And through the work of thousands of high clips for the old Egyptian mummy and its installation, Dr. Sahar obtained many two -dimensional and 3D images that gave many information about the mummy such as age at death, the health condition and the method of embalming and participated.
Sahar Selim with information and CT scans in the design of the museum show in the Royal Mummies Hall of the Museum of Civilization in Al -Fustat.
And Dr. Sahar Selim used the CT scan technique for King Ramses II’s mummy to restore the king’s face during his life, so Dr.
Sahar Selim made a three -dimensional electronic model for the skull of King Ramses II, and Salim B us used a specialist in the science of Sharia races from Liverpool in England to install muscles on the stereotypes Electronic the face of the king and the work of a perception of the face of the king at the time of his life.
And Dr.
Sahar Selim chose the color of the skin, hair and eye color based on archaeological and scientific data from the mummy, and with a digital technology the scientific project showed the king’s face while he was forty at the height of his strength and gradually until he reached the age of ninety when he passed away, and a project was registered King Ramses II’s face in a documentary film produced by French National TV (Third Channel), to celebrate the second centenary of Egyptology.
Ramses II.
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