Famous Egyptian works of art will be seen once again by the public after an extensive repair and restoration process.
The image, which depicts an accountant and his life at work and leisure, was discovered in the 1820s and was put up on display until the 1990s.
The repair project, which is projected to last for 50 years, is the largest conservation project of its kind in the London Museum's history.
Link: BBC NEWS | England | London | Restored Egyptian art on display