AvatarDylan O'DailyPrehistory 1.4-Million-Year-Old Ax Made of Hippo Bone Found in Ethiopia smithsonianmag.com - Alex Fox Archaeologists in Ethiopia have discovered a 1.4-million-year-old bone hand ax likely made by the ancient human ancestor Homo erectus, reports Bruce …
AvatarDylan O'DailyHistory Mummification: The lost art of embalming the dead Live Science - Tom Garlinghouse For many people, mummies and mummification evoke a sense of the macabre — conjuring images of a grotesque, linen-wrapped monstrosity shambling …
AvatarDylan O'DailyScience ‘Invasion’ of ancient Egypt may have actually been immigrant uprising sciencemag.org - Colin Barras Ancient Egypt’s first “foreign” takeover may actually have been an inside job. About 3600 years ago, the pharaohs briefly lost control of northern …
AvatarDylan O'DailyHistory This Virtual Tour Takes You Inside an Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh’s Tomb My Modern Met - Jessica StewartEgypt’s Valley of the Kings is filled with the tombs of the pharaohs who helped make ancient Egypt renowned. For nearly 500 years, this area west of the Nile was the burial spot of choice for the most
AvatarDylan O'DailyHistory Nero: Rome’s Antichrist? historyextra.com - Rachel Dinning Shushma Malik discusses Nero’s crimes and considers whether he is deserving of his monstrous reputation Roman historian Shushma Malik discusses the …
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