In 1974, archeologists noted the deteriorization of the mummified remains of Rameses II, and he was flown to Paris for examination. He was issued an Egyptian passport, listing his occupation as “King (Deceased)” and was received with full military honors.
Corpse Medicine: The Grisly History of Eating the Dead to Stay Alive
For centuries, Europeans used human remains as medicine, from powdered mummies and skull tinctures to blood from executions. Welcome to the grisly history of corpse medicine.
Mummification: The Ancient Egyptian Job That Earned Hatred If Done Right
Ever wonder about the process of Ancient Egyptian mummification? Find out how it was done and why those who did it were hated.
The Freakish Fate of the Heart of Louis XIV
Was Louis XIV’s heart used for paint? Find out in this intriguing article about the Sun King.
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