Auction house criticized for selling 3,000-year-old mummy head

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A UK auction house is facing criticism for auctioning a mummy head.
Academics are questioning the ethics behind the sale of ancient human remains.
The mummy head is approximately 3,000 years old, raising concerns about cultural heritage.
The controversy highlights ongoing debates regarding the treatment of antiquities.

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A UK auction house is facing criticism for auctioning a mummy head.
Academics are questioning the ethics behind the sale of ancient human remains.
The mummy head is approximately 3,000 years old, raising concerns about cultural heritage.
The controversy highlights ongoing debates regarding the treatment of antiquities.

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