The skeleton of Queen Meresankh III as it was found in her sarcophagus in her tomb. Meresankh was mummified, but her mummy was damaged by the tomb robbers that plundered the tomb after she was buried.
As a result, Meresankh's body unfortunately wasn't well preserved like other mummies from Ancient Egypt that we're able to see today. Meresankh's body is currently in the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt.
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