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3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy and a 1.6-meter crocodile were interred together in a cellar

Archeologists have found almost 3,000-year-old Egyptian Peculiarities alongside a Crocodile Peculiarity trapped in the storm cellar of a congregation in Ukraine. The Express reported on May 18…

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The Six-Fingered, Double-Row Teeth Ancient Giants

For a really long time, goliaths have been the reason for some legends and fantasies. Because each culture on Earth has its own beliefs and tales of…

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The mummy of ancient Chinese nobility Xin Zhui, also known as Lady Dai, has been kept so well for 2,200 years that she still has hair on her head and blood in her veins

In 163 BC, Xin Zhui died. Her skin was supple to the touch, her veins still contained type-A blood, and her hair was still in place when…

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Visitors are terrified by Otzi, the man who was imprisoned in ice for the longest time in history

In 1991, two German hikers found Tzi in the Alps. He was in such perfect condition that they thought he was a recently deceased mountaineer. It turned…

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Archaeologists in Mexico Discover an Ancient Prehistoric Pyramid

Archeologists in the Hidalgo district of Mexico have found an uncommon funeral home bundle in one containing a very much safeguarded skeleton enclosed by fabric, as per…

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The Kabayan Caves’ charred human remains are described in “Fire Mummies”

Preservation of the departed is a genuinely notable practice from old times. Most prominently, the Egyptians used a preservation cycle that prompted the present platitude picture of…

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The Inca Ice Maiden’s sacrifice, Mummy Juanita

Momia Juanita (‘Mummy Juanita’) is the name given to the mummy of a 15th century Incan girl who was discovered in Peru in 1995. She is known…

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The Mummy of Tutankhamun’s Dark Secret: The Curse of the Pharaohs

The ‘curse of the pharaohs’ is claimed to be provided reason to feel ambiguous about any individual who upsets the mummy of an Old Egyptian, particularly a pharaoh….

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Two Roman-Era Sarcophagi Were Discovered In Northwestern Turkey

Archeologists have found embalmed skeletons inside two stone caskets of the second century Promotion in the necropolis of Nikaia (Iznik) in old Bithynia, in the present northwestern…

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Quinto’s Museum of the Mummies offers an intriguing window into the past

The gallery of the mummies of Quinto (Aragon) shows a bunch of 15 preserved bodies in a characteristic manner, uncovered where they were covered and unearthed. The…

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