Metastatic carcinoma in human remains from TT110, Luxor, Egypt (ancient Thebes).

Commingled human remains were discovered in TT110 (Djehuty tomb; Dynasty XVIII), located in El Sheikh Abd el Qurna, Luxor, Egypt. The tomb had been reused over a long period of time (1570-332 BCE). In a small area distinct from the comingled remains, an incomplete skull and two fragments, consistent with that of a young adult female, between 25 and 40 years of age were found.