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In 2005, while excavating a grave near the city of Thebes, Greece, scientists found a huge fake toe attached to a mummy's leg. So far it is still considered the first pr…
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In 2005, while excavating a grave near the city of Thebes, Greece, scientists found a huge fake toe attached to a mummy's leg. So far it is still considered the first pr…
Archaeologists found a stone coffin closed, inside a mummy of about 1,500 years old. This person may be the ancestor of Attila - the magnificent king of the mighty Hunga…
The world's oldest chronic heart failure case was discovered on Egyptian mummies called Nebiri, discovered by Egyptian Egyptians Ernesto Schiaparelli in 1904.
Archaeologists discovered 8 million dog mummies at the grave honoring the ancient Egyptian dog god Anubis.
New experts discovered a medieval mummy preserved in bark near the village of Salekhard, Tyumen Oblast, Russia. Medieval mummies preserved in this bark are thought of a…
French archaeologists said the condition of the mummy is well preserved. Shoes, skirts and hats buried under the deceased are intact after more than 3 centuries.
British scientists discovered inside the ancient Egyptian mummies contained only mud and feathers, not animal carcasses.
The talisman has Thor's hammer, the Egyptian beads in Denmark, the alien statue ... are strange artifacts found in ancient graveyards.
Sanitation workers in Peru discovered a mummy dating back more than 900 years, contained inside a cardboard box.
According to experts, blood cells found on Otzi ice mummies are the oldest blood cells ever discovered.
According to experts, ancient mummies from this age to birth reach 1,200 years old.
International archaeologists have recently deciphered the mysterious tomb of thousands of corpses in Peru. The cemetery area dating back to 1,200 years is a place where…
Dutch scientists discovered a mummy inside a Buddha statue by applying CT scanning technology.
Two mummies under the ice on the mountain of Mexico, most likely the bodies of the missing climbers in an avalanche more than 50 years ago, have been found.
The impact of climate change makes the oldest mummies in the world, dating from around 5050 BC, begin to decompose and ooze black water.