This is all groundbreaking content, as we have never heard this story about Queen Nefertiti, her followers and her husband.
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In the world of archaeology, every new discovery is a repository of ancient mysteries and interesting stories about humanity's past. In one of the most recent discoveries, archaeologists found a unique skeleton, dating back thousands of years, hidden underground. This is no ordinary skeleton. It carries within it the magic of the union between humanity and other species. This mixture is rare and opens up fascinating questions about diversity and ancient human evolution. Archaeologists have given it the name “hybrid human skeleton”, which means “hybrid human skeletal system”. The magic of this skeleton lies not only in the union between...
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Tiye was the Great Royal Wife of the Ancient Egyptian equivalent of Louis XIV: Amenhotep III. Her son Akhenaten was one of the biggest scandal-mongers during the time of the Pharaohs in Egypt. She was also the grandmother of Tutankhamun and the sister of Ay. She was one of the most influential women in Ancient Egypt, yet her name had been forgotten for centuries.
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The mysteries of ancient civilizations continue to captivate and mystify us, and the Mayan civilization is no exception. Recent discoveries have shed light on a fascinating aspect of Mayan knowledge that seems remarkably ahead of its time: the first hints of an understanding of electronic computers. In this article, we will delve into the intriguing connection between the ancient Mayans and what appears to be a surprising awareness of advanced technological concepts. Unearthing Clues from Ancient Mayan Rocks: Archaeological excavations in the heart of the Mayan world have unearthed a series of rocks adorned with intricate engravings and symbols. These...
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Every year, we discover something about our history on the planet through excavations around the world. In one such excavation, archaeologists found what could be the oldest gold in the world, dating back to 4,500 BC. The gold bead found was about the size of an eighth of an inch and was found in Bulgaria. It could be the oldest processed gold ever discovered in Europe and probably in the world. Reuters reported in 2016 that the bead predates the previous oldest gold object, the Varna Gold, which is a hoard of gold found in a necropolis outside the Black Sea...
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The mummy of Lady Rai is one of the oldest mummies discovered in Egypt. She was discovered in 1881 and researchers estimate that she was between 30 and 40 years old when she died around 1530 BC. From the writings left about Lady Rai, we know that she was the lady-in-waiting of Queen Ahmose-Nefertari, the first queen of the 18th Dynasty of Ape Egypt. The mummified body of Ahmose Iphapy, Ahmose Nefertari's harpy, was found in Lady Rai's outer coffin. The embalming process of Mrs Rai involved wrapping him while he was alive. His face and body were covered with...
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Updating your kitchen is an effective method to increase the value of your home. Plus, a cost-effective way to improve the overall style and appeal of your kitchen is to refresh the color of your cabinets. Depending on the color you choose, the new look can evoke a sense of positivity, tranquility, or vitality. In this article, we explore the trendiest kitchen cabinet colors of the year and how they can revitalize your interior. Get ready to find out which colors are currently trending! The Two-Headed Mexican, also known as the “Two-Headed Nightingale,” was a representation of the era. Her...
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How could an ancient civilization, lacking the advanced medical tools and knowledge we possess today, perform surgery of such precision and complexity? This skull, unearthed on Peruvian land, has baffled experts, calling into question what we thought we knew about the capabilities of our ancestors. The warrior, a man with an elongated skull typical of the cultural practices of his time, suffered a traumatic wound in combat. In response, he underwent a surgical procedure as extraordinary as it is inexplicable to modern science: a metal plate was implanted in his skull.
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The discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 remains one of the most important archaeological finds in history. Among the treasures and artifacts that captivated the world, one particularly baffling discovery has continued to baffle experts for decades: the mummified remains of two tiny fetuses found in the young pharaoh’s tomb.
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According to new research, as long as 800 years ago, mourners would bury a young woman in a ceremonial chapel to represent her final journey to the place of the dead in what is now Patagonia. According to the study's authors, the discovery refutes the theory that mahogany burials may have been used only after Spanish colonization and supports ethographic and historical evidence that they were practiced throughout pre-Hispanic South America. The first evidence of such burial was found in Argentina and Patagogue. In their paper published on the open access site PLOS ONE, the group describes their study of...
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