mummies

The famous mummies were formerly known in Egypt. Now strange mummies have been discovered all over the world, from the mummy of a child on a volcano in Chile, to a red-haired

The expedition team, headed by Professor Natalia Fyodorova, revealed the body of the intact preserved mammoth like the corpse of a 40,000-year-old mammoth named Lyuba, discovered

In 2001, four mummies discovered in South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, were the first mummies in Britain to be assembled from parts of different people. It is the body

Ancient Egyptians may have been exposed to polluted air - speculated by scientists after finding particles in the lungs of 15 mummies, including aristocracy and priests.

Peruvian archaeologists found six mummies of 15th-century dogs - considered religious offerings in the southern capital of the country.

The Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities announced that it discovered 57 ancient tombs in the country, most of them with mummies.

Found in permanently frozen land south of Siberia, the mammoth mummy of Khroma is an extremely rare historical specimen.

Arsenic-contaminated water is the culprit that killed the ancient people in Chile, where the embalming technique was applied as early as human history.

Archaeologists discovered a series of ancient tombs that contained intact, still-decorated mummies.

A small package was found at the foot of an Egyptian mummy in a tomb carved with the phrase