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Découverte en Egypte de ce qui serait «la plus vieille» brasserie au monde

Découverte en Egypte de ce qui serait «la plus vieille» brasserie au monde
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Découverte en Egypte de ce qui serait la plus vieille brasserie au monde

Découverte en Egypte de ce qui serait la plus vieille brasserie au monde
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Golden tongue mummies found in Egypt - The Westside Gazette

Golden tongue mummies found in Egypt Golden tongue mummies found in Egypt ALEXANDRIA, Egypt – Archeologists have unearthed golden “tongues” in unusual mummies in the ancient rock-cut tombs in Egypt. These 16 burial chambers from the Greco-Roman period, containing the mummies were discovered in western Alexandria, in Egypt. The archeologists found golden tongue-shaped amulets in the mouth of the mummies while inspecting the artifacts. The gilded tongues were reportedly placed inside the mouth of the dead at the time of burial. This is done as a part of the ritual. It is believed that the tongue was “placed in the mouth of the mummy in a special ritual to

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This week in good news (Jan. 31-Feb. 6) Written by CHVN Saturday, Feb 06 2021, 12:47 PM 2019 Provincial champions Tracy Fleury, Selena Njegovan, Liz Fyfe, and Kristin MacCuish have a Wild Card berth at the 2021 Scotties. Article continues below advertisement ↴ A deep-freeze couldn t stop Manitobans from getting outside to spread joy (especially with the hope of an early spring), plus new faith-based entertainment is coming to screens and stereos near you and the province will be well-represented at the 2021 Scotties. Get ready to spend a day this summer celebrating the grandparents in your life. An international day of celebration for grandparents and the elderly has now been instituted by the Pope, Vatican News reports.

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Golden-Tongued Mummies Found in Egyptian Tomb

Golden-Tongued Mummies Found in Egyptian Tomb Share Filed to:1st millennium bc alexandriaancient egyptian conception of the soulancient egyptian funerary practicesart of ancient egyptcartonnagecleopatraegyptologyhuman interesthumanitieskathleen martinezmummytaposiris magna An Egyptian mummy found with a golden tongue. (Image: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Archaeologists investigating burial shafts near Alexandria, Egypt have discovered over a dozen interred individuals, two of whom still feature golden tongues that were carefully placed inside their mouths.

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