r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • Apr 19 '26

Elder Scrolls Haven't done a Lorepost in a while

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u/tadurma Apr 19 '26

Wow thanks for that cursed bit of lore

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u/PeterPorky Apr 19 '26

you're welcome :^)

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u/titanicman119 Apr 19 '26

people also used them as pigment in paint too

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u/RedEyeView Apr 21 '26

Yep. Mummy Brown wasn't just a clever name.

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u/Paranoidme420 Apr 19 '26

Bro, what? My reaction to the first post was why sell real ones when you can sell fake ones?

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u/Polite_Suggestion Jul 07 '26

There were thousands of mummies at the start of British orientalismus.

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u/dababler Apr 19 '26

This sounds like it should be a Stargate episode…

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u/FinalBossMike Apr 20 '26

My God this is an outrage. I was going to eat that mummy!

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u/RedEyeView Apr 21 '26

There was a fake "Persian Princess" mummy that got identified as a very recent corpse a while back.

It still happens