Egypt
Experts in Manchester examining a wrapped Egyptian mummy have found bones which along with linen have been stuffed inside the mummies skull. The lady in question is from the late period and well mummified, a package on her thighs is believed to be her internal organs.
When the examinations are done the lady will be placed on display in Ipswich museums new Egyptian gallery.
- More Re The Mummy Of Gauteshenu
The Brooklyn Paper (J.J. Despain) A patient checked into an area hospital last week for a routine CAT scan — but doctors couldn’t do anything for her. After all, she’s a mummy who’s been dead for 2,600 years. The Brooklyn Museum took Lady Gauteshenu...
- Ipswich Museum Celebrates Opening Of New Egyptian Gallery
Heritage Key (Ann Wuyts) This Saturday, on the 7th of August, the Ipswich Museum celebrates the grand reopening of its Egyptian Gallery. At the centre of the new set-up is the mummy of Lady Tahathor, complete with her sarcophagus. Excitingly, the results...
- More Re Discovery That Lady Hor Is Actually A Man
Newsday (Erik Badia) With a photograph of the upper section of the mummy. Egyptologists from the Brooklyn Museum and doctors from North Shore University Hospital learned Tuesday through a CT scan that a 2,500-year-old mummy previously thought to be a...
- New Egyptian Gallery At Ipswich Museum
EADT24 (John Howard) A NEW Egyptian Gallery is being created at Ipswich Museum to display artefacts including a mummy mask, amulets and scarabs. The Colchester and Ipswich Museum Service announced today that it has secured a £50,000 grant from the...
- Mummy Gets Her Name
Here we have the Perth Museums mummy acquired by the museum in 1936 and believed to come from ancient Egypt's 25th-26th dynasties. The lady named on the lid has the name of Takherheb and is in very nice condition. The mummy and coffin are...
Egypt
The Mummy of Ta-Hathor
Experts in Manchester examining a wrapped Egyptian mummy have found bones which along with linen have been stuffed inside the mummies skull. The lady in question is from the late period and well mummified, a package on her thighs is believed to be her internal organs.
When the examinations are done the lady will be placed on display in Ipswich museums new Egyptian gallery.
- More Re The Mummy Of Gauteshenu
The Brooklyn Paper (J.J. Despain) A patient checked into an area hospital last week for a routine CAT scan — but doctors couldn’t do anything for her. After all, she’s a mummy who’s been dead for 2,600 years. The Brooklyn Museum took Lady Gauteshenu...
- Ipswich Museum Celebrates Opening Of New Egyptian Gallery
Heritage Key (Ann Wuyts) This Saturday, on the 7th of August, the Ipswich Museum celebrates the grand reopening of its Egyptian Gallery. At the centre of the new set-up is the mummy of Lady Tahathor, complete with her sarcophagus. Excitingly, the results...
- More Re Discovery That Lady Hor Is Actually A Man
Newsday (Erik Badia) With a photograph of the upper section of the mummy. Egyptologists from the Brooklyn Museum and doctors from North Shore University Hospital learned Tuesday through a CT scan that a 2,500-year-old mummy previously thought to be a...
- New Egyptian Gallery At Ipswich Museum
EADT24 (John Howard) A NEW Egyptian Gallery is being created at Ipswich Museum to display artefacts including a mummy mask, amulets and scarabs. The Colchester and Ipswich Museum Service announced today that it has secured a £50,000 grant from the...
- Mummy Gets Her Name
Here we have the Perth Museums mummy acquired by the museum in 1936 and believed to come from ancient Egypt's 25th-26th dynasties. The lady named on the lid has the name of Takherheb and is in very nice condition. The mummy and coffin are...