Archeology
Mummy has brain, no heart
This woman died at age 30 - 40, about 1,700 years ago. According to the technique at the time, all brains and organs had to be removed before embalming.
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Archeology
Tattoo of the Nile River mummy 1,300 years old
Wrapped in gauze bandages and described as horror characters in Hollywood movies, long ago Egyptian mummies have created irresistible appeal to scientists.
Archeology
3,600-year-old mummy in Egypt
An intact mummy placed in a wooden casket with rare decorative patterns discovered in Egypt.
Archeology
Identify the Egyptian pharaoh in the ancient tomb
The pharaoh was identified as Sobekhotep I. He was considered the founder and ruler of the 13th dynasty (1781-1650 BC), about 3,800 years ago.
Archeology
Excavation of the grave of ancient Egyptian priests
The secret tomb of a magic priest in ancient Egypt was discovered after 4,500 years of sealing.
Archeology
Archeology of mummified dog in ancient Egypt
Archaeological results show that many parasites suck blood on mummy bodies of these ancient Egyptian dogs.
Archeology
New timeline for the beginning of ancient Egypt
British experts have discovered that the time to move from scattered land to becoming a nation of rulers in Egypt is faster than expected.
Archeology
Ancient Egyptians made jewelry from meteorites
International researchers have discovered 5,000 years ago, the ancient Egyptians made jewelry from small meteorite pieces.
Archeology
Add new findings from ancient Egyptian mummies
Through dental chemistry analysis, scientists pointed out that ancient Egyptian civilization had to live in harsh environments.
Archeology
Lettuce - the sexual
Not only is the popular salad ingredient, lettuce (lettuce) once considered by the ancient Egyptians as an aphrodisiac herb and used as a symbol for the penis, follows a…
Archeology
Egyptian remains 3300 years with the ring
Two remains in a stolen tomb in Egypt were found with a toe ring
Archeology
Discovered the ancient Egyptian sphinx in Israel
On July 9, archaeologists found part of an ancient Egyptian monk statue at a site in Tel Hazor, Northern Israel.
Archeology
Ancient Egyptians used meteorites to make jewelry
Scientists have just demonstrated the 5,000-year-old tubular iron particles that Egyptians used to make jewelry, originating from meteorites.
Archeology
Discovering the great treasure of ancient Egypt
Marine archaeologists from Oxford University, who excavated the coastal city of Thonis-Heracleion, were drowned in water thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Egyptian mummies forgot the tools in the dead man's brain
Scientists found the tools that ancient Egyptians used to brainwash dead people in a female mummy dating back to about 2,400 years.