List of museums with Egyptian mummies in their collections

The following is a list of museums with reasonably complete mummies from Egypt in their collections, as well as information on them when applicable. This includes the Ptolemaic and Roman periods.

Africa

Egypt

• Kasr al-Ainy Museum ^[1]
• National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Cairo ^[2]

South Africa

• Albany Museum, South Africa ^[3]
• Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History ^[4]

Asia

India

• Indian National Museum- Kolkata
• Albert Hall Museum-Tutu ^[5]
• Baroda Museum & Picture Gallery ^[6]
• Telangana State Archaeology Museum ^[7]

Israel

• Pontifical Biblical Institute Museum – Iret-hor-iru ^[8]

Europe

Belgium

• Art & History Museum, Brussels ^[9]
• Curtius Museum ^{[10] [11]}

Croatia

• Archaeological Museum in Zagreb ^[12]

Czech Republic

• Buchlov Castle-Nefersobek ^[13]
• Hrdlička Museum of Anthropology ^[14]
• Kynžvart Castle-Qenamūn ^[15]
• Moravská Třebová City Museum- Hereret ^[16]
• Náprstek Museum ^[17]
• National Museum (Prague) ^[18]
• Regional museum in Olomouc ^{[19] [20]}

Estonia

• University of Tartu Art Museum ^[21]

France

• Georges Labit Museum ^[22]
• Musée de Guéret ^[23]
• Musée de Picardie-Setjaïmengaou ^[24]
• Musée de Tessé ^[25]
• Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie de Besançon ^[26]
• Musée des Confluences ^[27]
• Musée d'histoire locale de Rueil-Malmaison ^[28] 5 year old Ta-Iset. ^[28]

Germany

• Ägyptisches Museum der Universität Leipzig ^[29]
• Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung ^[29]

• Naturmuseum Senckenberg ^[30]
• Staatliche Sammlung für Ägyptische Kunst ^[31]
• Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim ^[29]

Greece

• National Archaeological Museum, Athens ^[32]

Hungary

• Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, four mummies – the priestess Hortesnakht of Akhmim, ^[33] the lady Rer of Saqqara, ^[33] an unidentified man from the 4th or 3rd century BCE (known as "the mummy from Szombathely" after the location of the previous collection he was part of) ^[34] and a man from the 2nd century BCE (known as "the unwrapped mummy" as he was already unwrapped when the museum received him). ^[35]
• Déri Museum, Debrecen, two mummies – the priest Hor ^[36] and a middle-aged man who lived during the 18th Dynasty. ^[37]
• Pannonia Reformata Museum, Pápa, one mummy – a middle-aged man buried in a coffin usurped from Hori, a priest who lived during the 20th Dynasty. ^[38]

Ireland

• Anatomy Museum, Trinity College Dublin – possibly Ankh'hap ^{[39] [40]}
• National Museum of Ireland – Tentdinebu ^[41]

Italy

• Archaeological Museum of Saint Peter's Baptistery, Asti ^[42]
• City Museum of Biella ^[42]
• The Archaeological Civic Museum (MCA) of Bologna – Usai and others ^{[43] [44]}
• Civic Museum of Ligurian Archaeology, Genoa ^[42]
• Civico museo archeologico di Bergamo – Ankhekhonsu ^[45]
• Egyptian Museum (Milan) ^[42]
• Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca ^[42]
• Museo Egizio – Kha and Merit ^[46]
• Museo Missionario Etnografico Francescano ^[47]
• Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography at the University of Turin ^[48]
• Museum of Pathological Anatomy of Pisa ^[42]
• National Archaeological Museum, Florence ^[42]
• National Archaeological Museum, Naples ^[42]
• National Archaeological Museum of Parma ^[42]
• Visconti Castle (Pavia) ^[42]
• Stibbert Museum ^[47]

Lithuania

• M. K. Čiurlionis National Art Museum ^[49]
• Museum of Antiquities in Vilnius ^[49]

Monaco

• Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology ^[50]

Netherlands

• Groninger Museum ^[22]
• Rijksmuseum van Oudheden ^[41]

Portugal

• Museu Arqueológico do Carmo ^[51]
• Museu de História Natural da Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade do Porto ^[51]
• National Museum of Archaeology, Lisbon ^[52]

Romania

• Franz Binder Museum of Universal Ethnography ^[53]
• National Museum of Transylvanian History ^[53]

Slovakia

• Betliar Manor House-Nebey ^{[54] [55]}
• Gemer-Malohont Museum, Rimavská Sobota -Tasheritnetiakh ^{[56] [55]}
• Slovak National Museum ^[55]

Switzerland

• Antikenmuseum Basel und Sammlung Ludwig ^[29]
• Naturhistorisches Museum, Basel ^[29]
• Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Geneva) ^[57]

United Kingdom

• Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ^[58]
• Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery ^[59]
• Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery ^[60]
• Bolton Museum ^[61]
• Bournemouth Natural Science Society Museum – Tahemaa ^[62]
• Brighton Museum & Art Gallery ^[63]
• Bristol Museum ^[64]
• British Museum, London
• Burrell Collection, Glasgow ^[65]
• Cliffe Castle Museum, Keighley ^[66]
• Derby Museum and Art Gallery ^[67]
• Durham University Oriental Museum ^[68]
• Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge ^[69]
• Garstang Museum of Archaeology ^[70]
• Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle upon Tyne ^[71]
• Hands On History Museum, Kingston upon Hull ^[72]
• Haslemere Educational Museum – Pa-Er-Abu ^[73]
• Horniman Museum ^[74]
• Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery – Possibly Shep-en-hor ^[75]
• Ipswich Museum-Ta-Hathor ^[76]
• Lawrence Room Girton College, Cambridge-Hermione ^[77]
• Leeds City Museum – Nesyamun ^[78]
• Leicester Museum & Art Gallery – Pa-nesit-tawy, Pe-iuy, Bes-en-Mut and Ta-Bes. ^[79]
• Maidstone Museum, Kent ^[80] – Ta-Kush; c.700–650 BC
• Manchester Museum ^[81]
• National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh ^[82]
• Norwich Castle – Ankh-Hor and Unknown. ^[83]
• Perth Museum – Ta-Kr-Hb ^[84]
• Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford ^[85]
• Royal Albert Memorial Museum – Shep en-Mut ^[86]
• Royal Cornwall Museum – Iset-tayef-nakht ^[87]
• Saffron Walden Museum ^[88]
• Science Museum, London ^[89]
• Swansea Museum – Hor ^[90]
• Swindon Museum and Art Gallery – Hatemui ^[91]
• Torquay Museum ^[92]
• Towneley Hall Museum ^[93]
• Ulster Museum-Takabuti ^[94]
• Wellcome Collection ^[95]
• Warrington Museum & Art Gallery ^[96]
• Weston Park Museum, Sheffield – Nesitanebetasheru and Djedma’atiuesankh; 720–650 BCE ^[97]
• World Museum, Liverpool ^[98]

Uncertain

• Egypt Centre,Swansea CT scan suggests that the wrappings contain a fetus but uncertain. ^[99]

North America

Canada

• Redpath Museum ^[100]
• Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ontario – Nine total ^[101]
  • Nakht – Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt
  • Nefer-Mut
  • Djedmaatesankh – 9th Century BCE
  • Antjau – 26th Dynasty of Egypt ^[102]

United States of America

• Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany, New York, USA ^[103] – Ankhefenmut, 21st dynasty
• Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois ^[104]
• Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts ^[105] – Pahat, 332 to 30 BCE ^[106]
• Brooklyn Museum ^[107]
• Charleston Museum, Charleston, South Carolina ^[108]
• Denver Museum of Nature and Science ^[109]
• Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan ^[110]
• Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures ^[111]
• Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois ^[112]
• Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center-Shepen-Min ^[113]
• Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, Texas ^[114]
• Johns Hopkins University Archaeological Museum ^[115]
• Joseph Moore Museum, Richmond, Indiana ^[116]
• Louisiana Art and Science Museum, Baton Rouge, Louisiana ^[117]
• Kalamazoo Valley Museum, Kalamazoo, Michigan ^{[118] [119]} – Tjenet-nefer
• Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan ^[120]
• Grand Rapids Public Museum, Grand Rapids, Michigan ^[121]
• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, New York
• Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, Minnesota ^[122]
• Michael C. Carlos Museum ^[123]
• Reading Public Museum, West Reading, Pennsylvania ^[124] – Nefrina
• Rhode Island School of Design Museum-Nesmin ^[125]
• Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum ^[126]
• Science Museum of Minnesota ^[127]
• Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC ^[128]
• Spurlock Museum ^[129]
• Tennessee State Museum ^[108]
• Vanderbilt Museum ^[130]
• Virginia Museum of Fine Arts-Tjeby ^[131]
• Wayne County Historical Museum, Richmond, Indiana ^[116]

Oceania

Australia

• Australian Museum ^[132]
• Chau Chak Wing Museum ^{[133] [134]}
• Museum of Old and New Art-Pausiris ^[135]
• Nicholson Museum ^[136]
• South Australian Museum ^[137]
• Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ^[138]

New Zealand

• Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland ^{[139] [140]} – Souser-iret-binet (850–575 BCE) and an unnamed boy aged 5–6 years (4th century BCE)
• Canterbury Museum, Christchurch ^[141] – Tash Pen Khonsu, dated to 185 BCE
• Tūhura Otago Museum, Dunedin ^[142]
• Te Papa, Wellington ^[143] – Mehit-em-Wesekht, ^[144] c. 300 BCE

South America

Argentina

• La Plata Museum ^[145]

Brazil

• Egyptian and Rosicrucian Museum – Tothmea ^{[146] [147]}

See also

• List of museums of Egyptian antiquities
• Gordon Museum of Pathology home to Mr. Alan Billis who in 2011 was mummified in an Egyptian manner.
• Museum of Us home to a man mummified in an Egyptian manner in 1994 ^[148]

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