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How scientists cracked the case of Ramses III | ASSASSINS

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For over 3000 years, the demise of Pharaoh Ramses III was one of history’s great mysteries. Then, in 2012, scientists cracked the case, revealing that Ramses III, the last of Egypt’s Great Pharaohs, had been assassinated. But how did they do it?

Science journalist Maddie Massy joins Aslan Pahari to dig deep into this discovery, and how scientists use cutting edge technology to reveal secrets from the past. Subscribe

Host: Aslan Pahari

Special co-host: Maddie Massy

Producer: Hannah Jose

Audio Engineer: John Jacobs

Video Producers: Tejas Bhat, Lewis Isaacs

Special thanks: Michael Osmond for archives research

Executive Producers: Joel Werner, Eric George, Jessica Radburn

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