Mummy Egypt graphic creature with dark circle background about AncientEgypt LiveScience

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Mummy Egypt graphic creature with dark circle background about AncientEgypt LiveScience.

This vector resource includes the following elements:

Grunge,Skull,Antique,Monster,Skeleton,Bones,Egypt,Aged,Creature,Demon,Distress,Mummy,Supernatural,Undead

This vector contains the following main colors: Pink,Black,Celeste,Lemon Chiffon,Mine Shaft

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