The burial place of Egyptologist M.Rudzinskaitė-Arcimavičienė was found within the Vilnius cemetery Tradition

In response to the report, representatives of the museum, the Division of Cultural Heritage and the cemetery administration managed to seek out out the burial place of the primary Lithuanian Egyptologist, till then she was unknown even to her family members.

“After it turned clear that the researcher who devoted her life to the Egyptian tradition of the lifeless has been left with out a grave for a few years, it was determined to perpetuate her reminiscence in an open and unburied space of ​​the cemetery close to the previous grave website,” the Nationwide Museum of Lithuania broadcasts.

For the reburial of M.Rudzinskaitė-Arcimavičienė, the sculptor Ksenija Jaroševaitė created a cenotaph within the form of a sarcophagus lid with the inscription “DAUGHTER OF ANCIENT EGYPT CHARMED BY THE SUN”.

In response to the report, the form of the memorial signal was impressed not solely by M.Rudzinskaitė-Arcimavičienė’s most vital discipline of curiosity – imagining the dying and followinglife of the traditional Egyptians, or one of many displays she introduced once more from Egypt, but in addition by the eccentricity of her persona, which is informed by those that knew the scientist.

The development of the cenotaph was organized by the Nationwide Museum of Lithuania along with companions the Nationwide MKČiurlionis Artwork Museum and Vilnius College.

It’s deliberate to supply extra details regarding the discovered stays of the Egyptologist and to current the cenotaph at a press convention on Tuesday.