Egypt
Cincinnati.com
T. Dillon
- Ct Scanners Crack Open A Mummy Mystery
Smithsonian With short video. In the late 1950s, the Natural History Museum received an ancient Egyptian mummy from the Wistar Institute. For years, curators and researchers knew very little about the body wrapped up inside. But recent technological...
- Minnesota Mummy Under The Scanner
MinnPost While many a mummy-costumed trick-or-treater heads to the streets this Halloween weekend, Minnesota’s most famous bona fide mummy is going to Children’s Hospital in St. Paul for a CT scan. The Science Museum of Minnesota has decided it’s...
- New Museum For Hamilton, Ohio
Middletown Journal The building construction has been completed, and for Harry Wilks and his staff at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, it’s now just a matter of getting the art into place before opening up the Museum of Antiquities this summer. The work...
- Ancient Objects Whisper The Desire To Live Forever
Herald Tribune (Kevin Costello) Against vistas of sun-baked dunes and cold, star-filled desert nights, the ancient Egyptians created an art and culture centered on death and the afterlife. "To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures From The Brooklyn Museum,"...
- He's No Tennessean
http://tinyurl.com/avnwh "Amid displays about Antebellum Nashville and how the state Capitol was built, the Tennessee State Museum features a haunting exhibit: A 3,600-year-old Egyptian mummy. Visitors strolling through the museum might find the mummy...
Egypt
Ghost of the mummy at Hamilton
Cincinnati.com
T. Dillon
In October, days shorten and cold wind begins to howl through the trees of Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum near Hamilton. As leaves fall, the park remains a beacon of natural beauty and man-made artistic splendor. Nonetheless, staff and visitors have noticed an increase in mysterious occurrences on the property. There can be only one explanation: the Mummy’s curse. . . .
Some staff members have spotted an unidentified creature near the ruins of an old stone house on the property. “Never be the last one to leave at night,” says Dave Smith, Manager of Facilities, “it gets so dark you can’t tell what’s moving in the distance.” When asked about this creature, one intrepid 8-year-old paranormal activities expert provided a theory: “It’s the mummy. He lives in the woods during the day and at the old stone house at night. He wants to get back into to his coffin, but the doors are locked.” As Halloween approaches, we cannot say whether the afterlife has been kind to Ankh Takelot.
- Ct Scanners Crack Open A Mummy Mystery
Smithsonian With short video. In the late 1950s, the Natural History Museum received an ancient Egyptian mummy from the Wistar Institute. For years, curators and researchers knew very little about the body wrapped up inside. But recent technological...
- Minnesota Mummy Under The Scanner
MinnPost While many a mummy-costumed trick-or-treater heads to the streets this Halloween weekend, Minnesota’s most famous bona fide mummy is going to Children’s Hospital in St. Paul for a CT scan. The Science Museum of Minnesota has decided it’s...
- New Museum For Hamilton, Ohio
Middletown Journal The building construction has been completed, and for Harry Wilks and his staff at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, it’s now just a matter of getting the art into place before opening up the Museum of Antiquities this summer. The work...
- Ancient Objects Whisper The Desire To Live Forever
Herald Tribune (Kevin Costello) Against vistas of sun-baked dunes and cold, star-filled desert nights, the ancient Egyptians created an art and culture centered on death and the afterlife. "To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures From The Brooklyn Museum,"...
- He's No Tennessean
http://tinyurl.com/avnwh "Amid displays about Antebellum Nashville and how the state Capitol was built, the Tennessee State Museum features a haunting exhibit: A 3,600-year-old Egyptian mummy. Visitors strolling through the museum might find the mummy...