Archaeologists said a pair of mummified legs discovered in a tomb in Egypt’s Valley of the Queens over a century ago belong to Queen Nefertari, Pharaoh Ramses the Great's favorite partner. Believed to have died around 1,250BC, Nefertari was known for her beauty. Although the site of her burial was plundered centuries ago, many items were recovered during her tomb’s excavation. Among the objects discovered were a pair of mummified legs, which were taken to the Egyptian Museum in Turin by Italian archaeologists who came across the tomb of the Queen in 1904. It was assumed they belonged to the Queen, but it remained unclear until now. #Mummified fragments of human legs, possibly of #Queen #Nefertari, from her tomb (S. 5154) @MuseoEgizio #Immortali pic.twitter.com/K4GfGu27Tg — Michelle Scott (@CIPendragon)…