The Egyptian Museum is a place where history and science come together.

It's home to some of the world's most iconic artifacts, from the Rosetta Stone to the mummy of King Tutankhamun. But what about the artifacts that are less well-known?

Here's a look at five lesser-known artifacts from the Egyptian Museum.

The Mask of King TutankhamunThis mask is one of the most iconic objects in the Egyptian Museum. It's made of gold and ivory, and is decorated with images of the king and queen of Egypt. The Mummy of King Amenhotep IIIThis mummy is one of the most well-known objects in the Egyptian Museum.

It's made of linen and wood, and was wrapped in linen bandages to keep it fresh.

The Mummy of Princess AhmoseThis mummy is one of the most well-preserved objects in the Egyptian Museum. It's made of linen and wood, and was wrapped in linen bandages to keep it fresh. The Mummy of Boy King SobekhotepThis mummy is one of the most well-preserved objects in the Egyptian Museum.

It's made of linen and wood, and was wrapped in linen bandages to keep it fresh.

The Rosetta StoneThis stone is one of the most iconic objects in the Egyptian Museum. It's inscribed with Egyptian hieroglyphs, and helped scholars decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs.