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msngan 29/10/2024

Terrifying Discoveries Emerge from the Meltdown, Revealing Icy Truths About Our Planet

In a distant frozen period, a surreptitious ossasiop has developed as the frozen show finally reveals its secrets and teshpіques, sending shockwaves throughout the world. This text delves into the chills that have arisen as the ice provides a solution to a disturbing revelation, leaving the world in a state of shock and apprehension. At the place where ice is so dominated, a metamorphosis is taking place as the frozen surface begins to thaw. This marks the beginning of a revelation that goes beyond the typical modifications associated with melting ice caps. Criticisms have arisen over such alarming discoveries that...

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Archeaology

msngan 29/10/2024

Ancient Egypt: Queen Nefertiti's Mummy Brought to Life with Controversial Light Skin in 3D Scan

The face of Queen Nefertiti, who may have been King Tut's biological mother, will be revealed on the Travel Channel's Expedition Unknown, airing Wednesday night. The face is the result of the latest 3-D imaging technology that used the mummy's facial structure to bring the 3,400-year-old queen to life, but it is the sculpture's skin color, not its cheekbones, that has generated the most controversy. To create the bust of the ancient queen, a team of scientists at the University of Bristol in England digitally mapped the face of a mummy known as “The Younger Lady.” The mummy was found...

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/10/2024

Revealing the Face of King Tutankhamun After More Than 3,300 Years

In a groundbreaking archaeological breakthrough, the face of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh, Tutankhamun, has been revealed after more than 3,300 years of hiatus from history. Tutankhamun, also known as the "Boy King," was the last ruler of the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. His intact tomb was discovered in the Valley of the Kings in 1922, making it one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Tutankhamun's death mask, with its detailed facial features and intricate gold trim, has been one of the most iconic images associated with ancient Egypt. However, despite the mask's meticulous craftsmanship, the...

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/10/2024

Sequenced DNA from Egyptian mummies revealed that ancient Egyptians had different ancestry and genetic roots from the people south of the Sahara desert.

Genetic analysis reveals a close relationship with Middle Easterners, not central Africans. The tombs of ancient Egypt have yielded golden collars and ivory bracelets, but another treasure — human DNA — has proved elusive. Now, scientists have captured sweeping genomic information from Egyptian mummies. It reveals that mummies were closely related to ancient Middle Easterners, hinting that northern Africans might have different genetic roots from people south of the Sahara desert. The study, published on 30 May in Nature Communications1, includes data from 90 mummies buried between 1380 BC, during Egypt’s New Kingdom, and AD 425, in the Roman era. The findings show that...

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/10/2024

Sphinx May Really Be a Black African, New York Times, 1992:

This is a digitized version of an article from The Times’s print archive, before the start of online publication in 1996. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does not alter, edit or update them.Occasionally the digitization process introduces transcription errors or other problems; we are continuing to work to improve these archived versions. To the Editor: In "The Case of the Missing Pharaoh," (Op-Ed June 27), John Anthony West shows that the Sphinx does not resemble the Old Kingdom pharaoh Chephren, the traditional attribution. The analytical techniques he and Detective Frank Domingo used on facial photographs...

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/10/2024

Afar men and a bust of a high official from the 5th Dynasty (Old Kingdom) when they were still building pyramids about 4300 years ago...

Afar men and a bust of a high official from the 5th Dynasty (Old Kingdom) when they were still building pyramids about 4300 years ago...Located in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen…The Afar are a semi-nomadic people primarily inhabiting the Afar Triangle, a region in the Horn of Africa, including parts of Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djibouti... The Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, spanning from c. 2675-2130 BC, marked a significant era in Egyptian history characterized by monumental achievements in architecture, art, and centralized governance. It encompassed the reigns of pharaohs from the Third to the Eighth Dynasties and is...

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Archeaology

mrbill 26/10/2024

Reconstruct a 75,000 years of Neanderthal woman skull, The skull was as flat as a pizza, basically

A team of British archaeologists has unveiled the reconstructed face of a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal woman, dubbed Shanidar Z, discovered in the Shanidar cave in the Kurdistan Region. The groundbreaking discovery offers fresh insights into the lives of Neanderthals and challenges previous perceptions of their intelligence and behaviors. Shanidar Z, named after the cave where her skull was unearthed in 2018, represents a significant find in the study of Neanderthals. Led by researchers from the University of Cambridge and Liverpool John Moores University, the excavation sheds light on ancient burial rituals and Neanderthal culture. The discovery rekindles interest in the work...

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Archeaology

mrbill 25/10/2024

Queen Tiye: One of the Most Influential Women of Ancient Egypt Tiye was queen, wife of Amenhotep III, Origins Unlike all her predecessors, Tiye was not of royal lineage

Queen Tiye Amulet 83d40m (Public Domain) Tiye (also known as Tiy, 1398-1338 BCE) was a queen of Egypt of the 18th dynasty, wife of the pharaoh Amenhotep III, mother of Akhenaten, and grandmother of both Tutankhamun and Ankhsenamun. She exerted an enormous influence at the courts of both her husband and son and is known to have communicated directly with rulers of foreign nations. The Amarna letters also show that she was highly regarded by these rulers, especially during the reign of her son. Although she believed in the traditional polytheistic religion of Egypt, she supported Akhenaten's monotheistic reforms, most...

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Archeaology

mrbill 25/10/2024

The Coffin of Bakenmut- shows the splendor and greatness of the ancient Egyptian civilization, and how it was able to preserve its heritage and arts for thousands of years

Deep within the confines of the British Museum lies an artifact of profound historical significance – the Coffin of Bakenmut. This exquisite piece of ancient Egyptian funerary art hails from the 21st Dynasty, around 1000 BC, and was discovered in the city of Thebes, modern-day Luxor. The coffin, with its intricate detailing and inscriptions, offers a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs, rituals, and craftsmanship of the ancient Egyptians. Historical Background The Coffin of Bakenmut dates back to the Third Intermediate Period of Egypt, specifically the 21st Dynasty, approximately 3,000 years ago. Bakenmut, the owner of the coffin, was a priest...

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mrbill 25/10/2024

Pascagoula 5,000 years of heritage and memorabilia echo through the legend of a bizarre octopus-like alien.

Iп what is coпsidered oпe of the most credible alieп abdυctioп stories iп history, пew evideпce has emerged 50 years after the Pascagoυla UFO mystery oп Mississippi’s Pascagoυla River. fishermeп, Calviп Parker aпd Charles Hicksoп, reported aп extraordiпary eпcoυпter oп October 11th, 1973, iпvolviпg a bizarre craft, flashiпg blυe lights, aпd otherworldly beiпgs. Now, UFO researchers claim that пever-before-seeп photographs of iпjυries sυffered by the fishermeп, aloпg with their testimoпy, provide υпprecedeпted evideпce of extraterrestrial life visitiпg Earth. Calviп Parker, jυst 19 years old at the time, had embarked oп a fishiпg trip with his colleagυe Charles Hicksoп, aged 42,...

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