In a potentially ancient case of mistaken identity, a new study reveals that an Egyptian mummy likely wasn't the person named on the front of its coffin. Aussie scientists performed computerised tomography (CT) scans and radiocarbon dating on the mummy and coffin, currently housed at the University of Sydney. The mummified female body dates as far back as the year 1200 BC, while the coffin in which the mummy resides ...