Archaeologist Sir Garnet Ogilvie uncovers a hidden tomb in the X region of Egypt. Inside, the grave goods suggest a person of great importance and spiritual authority. Ogilvie was astonished to find the sarcophagus to be that of a young girl, with a golden funeral mask sowing that, indeed, the child was the important individual. Interred nearby was a fully-grown male servitor in a plain sarcophagus.
The Kensington Affair Timeline
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1863
31 /71863
7 /11
Child-Priestess’ Mummy Discovered
Discovery, Scientific -
1863
7 /11
Sir Garnet Ogilvie Murdered
Life, DeathThe decapitated body of the archaeologist Sir Garnet Ogilvie is disovered in the burial chamber of the Tomb of the Priestess. Further work grinds to a halt and the site is abandoned.
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1871
Museum Acquires Child-Priestess
MiscellaneousArchibald Carruthers, curator of the The Museum of Oriental Antiquities, comes to an agreement with importer and purveyor of artifacts Ahmad Al-Ismail in Cairo. The mummy and funeral mask of the child priestess will be loaned to Carruthers' museum for a period of two years.
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1874
Mummy Stolen
Criminal Activity -
1874
31 /10 1800:00
Museum Exhibits Artifacts
Cultural event -
1874
31 /10 1830:00
Girls’ School Matron Dies
Life, Death -
1874
31 /10 2030:00
Curator Murdered, Artifact Stolen
Criminal Activity -
1874
2 /11 2100:00
Foreigner Murdered in Whitechapel
Criminal Activity -
1874
4 /11
Cultists Parade in London Streets
Religious event -
1874
5 /11
Storms Wrack London
Disaster / Destruction