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Inside the Warsaw Mummy Project

27 February 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Inside the Warsaw Mummy Project

Warsaw Mummy Project is the largest scientific venture ever undertaken in Poland to study the mummies belonging to the collection of the National Museum in Warsaw. We would like to closer present the details behind the research of one of Archaeofeed’s 2016 Archaeology Award winners.

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A follow-up to the burial ground for dogs discovery underneath Lima’s ZOO

12 October 2016 | Archaeo Feed
A follow-up to the burial ground for dogs discovery underneath Lima's ZOO

Burials of dogs and other animals, being 1000 years old, are still being found in the area of the ZOO in Lima, Peru, revealing the importance of animals in the pre-Columbian culture of the region.

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Burial ground for dogs and humans discovered under Lima’s ZOO

20 August 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Burial ground for dogs and humans discovered under Lima's ZOO

Archaeologists conducting excavations at Lima’s ZOO discovered remains of over 100 dogs and humans dating back to pre-Columbian times.  Some of the dogs were mummified with skin and hair still preserved.

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Pre-Incan site found in Lima

20 August 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Pre-Incan site found in Lima

Archaeologists in Peru discovered an ancient burial in Los Olivos district of the capital, Lima. The human remains were bundled up in a funerary basket.

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CT scan reveals supposed mummy of Egyptian priest to be of a woman

12 August 2016 | Archaeo Feed
CT scan reveals supposed mummy of Egyptian priest to be of a woman

The mummy of an Egyptian priest named Hor-Jehuti (pl.: Hor-Dżehuti) underwent modern analysis, involving computer tomography scans which revealed that the mummified individual was in fact a woman. The discovery was made while conducting the interdisciplinary Warsaw Mummy Project.

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Ancient high-status burial of a woman discovered

20 April 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Ancient high-status burial of a woman discovered

Remains of a high-status woman buried about 4,500 years ago at the archaeological site of Aspero, being Caral civilization’s fishing town.

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