The find was made in Austria, in the tomb of a man who lived in the 6th century and who had had his left foot and ankle amputated. Undated photo provided by the Austrian Institute of Archeology showing the grave of a man with an amputated left foot and ankle, buried in Hemmaberg, southern Austria
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
The village of Deir el-Medina housed the workers of the funeral sites as well as their families. The archaeologists were able to reconstruct their daily life... right down to the reasons for their work stoppages! Overview of the walls of the houses of the craftsmens village of Deir el Medina (Deir
Reported by Nature magazine , new analyzes carried out around the tomb of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt would relate the presence of possible chambers hidden behind its walls... View of the tomb of Tutankhamun, in the Valley of the Kings, in Luxor, Egypt. New twist in Egypt! Rec