Archaeology Teahouse
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Not Just the King's Wife: Was First Dynasty Egypt Ruled by a Woman Named Meretneith?
Originally posted on the Archaeology Teahouse website
PLATE I. Inscriptions on the jar stopper. Credit: The Egypt Exploration Society via Phys.org
Imagine a pharaoh. You probably picture something like Tutankhamun’s sarcophagus: a man wit...
She Survived Losing Her Nose: 700-Year-Old Skull May Be the First Physical Evidence of a Brutal Chinese Punishment
A 14th-century woman lost her nose, most likely as punishment for a crime, yet with medical care she survived for years afterwards.
Originally Published on the Archaeology Teahouse Website
Before 'Back to Sleep': Why Flat-Headed Babies Aren't Just a Modern Problem
The earliest known cases of flat head syndrome in Italy suggest ancient parents faced the same problem as modern ones.
Originally Published on the Archaeology Teahouse Website
Star Wars on Papyrus: Why Scientists Baked Their Own Herculaneum Scrolls to Help Read the Real Ones
Originally Published on the Archaeology Teahouse Website
PLATE I. Replica scroll after carbonization. Credit: Seiler et al. 2026
The archaeology that intrigues me the most is the kind right at your fingertips, with no way of knowing what...
Before Cocaine, Coca for the Spirits: Why Was Coca Stuck in Three Llamas' Wool at Tambo Viejo?
Archaeological excavation at the Inka provincial centre of Tambo Viejo, in Peru's Acari valley, has recovered coca leaves in direct association with llama and guinea pig sacrifices dated to c. AD 1450
Originally Published on the Archaeolog...
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