A line in a letter written by the Egyptologist Thomas Douglass Murray, discovered during a recent auction, indicates that the famous death mask of Hatshepsut was meant to be delivered to a man named George H. Wolf in Wilder, Montana.
Located along the southern bank of the Missouri River, Wilder was a stopping place for steamboats and a crossing point for cattle drives. Now, however, it is nothing more than a ghost town.
What will the heroes find there?
Art too good, Nate. Spend less time.
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