Archeaology
Queen Nodjmet’s Mummy: Stone Eyes and a Hidden Heart
The mummy of Queen Nodjmet was found in the royal chest at Deir el-Bahari (DB320). The mummy had been...
Archeaology
Tenochtitlán’s Skull Tower: 650 Clues to a 500-Year Secret
The first description of the tower of skulls in Tenochtitlan was made in 1521 by Andrés de Tapia, who accompanied...
Archeaology
Gotland’s 1361 Skull: Mail and Medieval Mysteries
Finding the remains of a medieval woman still in armor opens a window into the historical tapestry of battles and...
Archeaology
Chastity Belt’s History: Control or Medieval Tale?
In the Middle Ages, the history of “chastity belts” has always aroused curiosity due to their mysterious and strange...
Archeaology
Egypt’s Mummification Rituals: A Legacy Preserved
The ancient Egyptians believed that to enter the afterlife, the deceased’s body must be preserved through a process known as...
Archeaology
Stone Skeletons’ Enigma: Relics or Vatican Craft?
A relic hunter nicknamed ‘Indiana Bones’ has lifted the lid on a macabre collection of 400-year-old jewel-encrusted skeletons unearthed in...
Archeaology
Nefertiti’s Bold Reign: Banishing Egypt’s Gods
The bust of Nefertiti exhibited in the exhibition ‘In the light of Amarna’, 100 years after its discovery |...
Archeaology
Lady Dai’s Preservation: China’s 2,000-Year-Old Marvel
The discovery of Lady Dai’s mummy has given archaeologists and historians an unprecedented insight into the life of a wealthy...
Archeaology
Egypt’s Black Pyramid: A Sunlit Stone’s Divine Link
The ancient pyramids of Egypt were crowned with a notable piece known as a pyramidion. This small pyramid-shaped stone was...
Archeaology
Saqqara’s 13 Coffins: 2,500 Years of Buried Tales
In the golden sands of the Egyptian necropolis of Saqqara, an astonishing discovery has shocked the archaeological world. Thirteen perfectly...