Archaeologists found ancient jars used for holding the dead person’s organs and hundreds of statues carved to look like the ...

Archaeologists have discovered a mysterious new king of ancient Egypt, buried in a network of tombs at Anubis Mountain.

Hidden for nearly 3,000 years, a beautifully preserved canopic jar is discovered in Egypt. These sacred vessels, adorned with symbolic heads, played a vital role in protecting the deceased in the ...

Since the late 19th-century, Egypt has continued to offer up astounding ... groups of figurines intended as servants for the deceased, and canopic jars, which were used to store organs during ...

After 20 years of development, The Grand Egyptian Museum brings ancient Egypt ... 83-ton statue of the pharaoh Ramses II, canopic jars still containing mummified organs, 3,000-year-old writing ...

Dr Joann Fletcher visits an Italian museum in Turin to examine the process ... including the removal of the brain and organs and the use of canopic jars, and explains why the heart was left ...

Photo from Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities The finds included several canopic jars, a type of decorative jar used for holding the preserved organs of mummified individuals ...

Standing in front of the Ramesseum Temple in Luxor, Egypt, visitors find themselves ... The finds included several canopic jars, a type of decorative jar used for holding the preserved organs ...