The Second Coffin of Jua in Ancient Egypt
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Yoya was an important figure during the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt (15th century BC). His second coffin was found in tomb KV46 in the Valley of the Kings of Egypt and is now preserved in the Luxor Museum. The second coffin is usually used to protect the inner or outer coffin of the mummy. The inner coffin is a smaller coffin located inside the outer coffin, while the outer coffin is a larger and more magnificent coffin. These coffins are usually made of wood and carefully decorated and carved to showcase the art and religious beliefs of ancient Egypt.
