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The beautiful prehistoric bracelet found in Siberia In 2008, in the Denisova Cave , near the Altai mountains, in Siberia , the body of a woman was found wearing a jewel, a green chlorite bracelet, which now, after careful analysis and in-depth studies, has been found to date back to about
In the article that we dedicated to the Chinese jade discs and tubes created in the Neolithic, we said that those objects were indicative of a high social position, given the cost and time used in their manufacture since jade is a difficult stone to work with, which which seemed to suggest that only
Sixteen burials found in rock-cut tombs have been discovered at the archaeological site of Taposiris Magna, west of Alexandria, Egypt. One of the mummies kept a gold leaf in the mouth. Funerary statues and masks discovered at Taposiris Magna (Egypt). 2000-year-old faces resurrected from Antiquity
The violent death of a 17th sovereign dynasty has just been confirmed by CT scans. Séqénenrê Taâ II reigned over southern Egypt in the 17th th -XVIe centuries before our era. The mummy of Pharaoh Séqénenrê Taâ II (XVIIth dynasty) first discovered in 1881 and its prominent wounds on the face. The