Archeologists Use Lego to Restore a 3,000-year old Mummy Sarcophagus

Archeologists Use Lego to Restore a 3,000-year old Mummy Sarcophagus

The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge recently restored a 3,000-year old mummy case using Lego frames. The sarcophagus is now restored to its former glory, complete with an internal Lego support system. This is just further proof that there is literally nothing that Lego can’t do.

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