How did Egyptian mummies remove the brain from the body?
Ancient Egyptian mummies likely did not pull out brain fragments with hooks when preparing the body for the afterlife.
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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.
The mummies were found in a crypt on the grounds of the Château des Milandes, dating from the 16th-17th century.
Researchers suspect the San Bernardo cemetery's humidity and mountainside location helped dry the bodies and create natural mummies.
An international team of geneticists and archaeologists, led by the Francis Crick Institute, has found that the dog's ancestry may have come from at least two ancient wo…
Mummy was a medicine prescribed in Europe more than 500 years ago. Why do Europeans think eating mummies is good for health?
Mummy brown was first made in the 16th century from crushed mummy powder, white powder, and myrrh and was loved by many artists.
A large mausoleum in Aswan has given scientists 20 mummified Egyptians but not Egyptians, who were forgotten centuries after tomb robbers carried away all the treasure.
This is one of the oldest mummies in history. What's in this millennial mummy?
Since the excavation, the origin of hundreds of mummies buried in boats in the harshest desert in Xinjiang has remained a mystery that has baffled researchers.
The parade of 22 mummies of Egypt's kings and queens dating back up to 3,000 years is celebrated with grandeur, bearing the imprint of one of the greatest civilizations…
Earth was born 4.5 billion years ago. With such a long history, there are so many mysteries in the past that we still cannot find.
Archaeologists uncovered many paintings while working to preserve ancient coffins containing mummified remains of ancient Egyptian nuns.