Mystery of the mummy of the woman mistaken for an Egyptian pharaoh
Archaeologists were stunned when they discovered the mummy of a mysterious woman in a tomb for the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Who was this woman?
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Archaeologists were stunned when they discovered the mummy of a mysterious woman in a tomb for the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Who was this woman?
Ancient Egyptian mummies likely did not pull out brain fragments with hooks when preparing the body for the afterlife.
Recently, thanks to advanced scanning technology, American scientists have clarified many mysteries surrounding the mummy of Meresamun - an ancient Egyptian priestess wh…
Scientists say this is the first mummy of its kind to be discovered.
This process not only shows meticulousness, but also contains many secrets about the spirituality and religion of the ancient Egyptians.
Archaeologists have discovered in the 'city of the dead' buried under the sand in the city of Saqqara, about 32 km south of Cairo, Egypt, with countless creepy details.
Archaeologists are like 'digging gold' when they accidentally discovered 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies exposed beneath the hot, thick sand.
Egyptian authorities opened two 3,400-year-old mummified coffins on Sept. 21 to restore them to their perfect preservation.
Polish archaeologists have unearthed a 2,000-year-old mummy collection during excavations in a large graveyard in Saqqara, northern Egypt.
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Today, worldwide there are only about 1000 portraits of ancient Egyptian mummies. The works were all used to cover the mummy's face, perhaps a way to remember the old ma…
Archaeologists have recently discovered mummies in the 4,500-year-old cemetery in Egypt.
Experts collaborate with Discovery Channel to broadcast live the opening process containing the 2,500-year mummy of an Egyptian senior priest on April 7.
Dr. Jana Jones, Ancient History Department, Macquarie University, Australia and colleagues have published the results of a group analysis of a prehistoric Egyptian body.