More than 2,000 decomposed ram skulls unearthed in a newly discovered warehouse in the temple of the ancient pharaoh Ramses II will help archeologists uncover more details about one of the ...

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Almost 2,000 ram skulls discovered at the temple of Ramses II, in Abydos, Egypt, are seen in a photo shared by archaeologist Esam Shehab, of New York University's Institute for the Study of the ...

When the explorers’ flashlights first struck the skulls, they glittered like jewels in the darkness. When the lights were extinguished, the skulls glowed in the dark for nearly a minute before ...

Human skulls were arranged in patterns near oil lamps, with daggers and axe heads nearby. The artifacts are thought to be necromancer tools, as caves were considered portals to the underworld.

A University of Texas at San Antonio professor discovered skeletal remains nearly 2,000 years old that show signs of torture in a South American civilzation that previously had not been widely ...

Gruesome mystery of the 2,000 year old human skulls dug up in Chorlton front garden. Back in 2010, a pleasant afternoon's spot of gardening unearthed a ghastly discovery and a mystery to be solved.

The ram skulls themselves, along with the skulls of mummified dogs, goats, cows, gazelles and mongooses, date to much later, showing that devotion to Ramses II extended into the Ptolemaic period ...

More than 2,000 mummified rams' heads have been unearthed at an ancient temple in Egypt. The severed skulls were likely prepared as an offering to the Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses II, around 1,000 ...

The Egyptian Ministry for Tourism and Antiquities said the mummified remains were left at least 1,000 years after the death of King Ramses II.