The tattoos used to be invisible to the naked eye - but now, researchers have brought them to light for the first time ...

Kinship is the act of returning the ancient body of a mummified man to Egypt. It follows in a series of large-scale art projects created over the past three decades set in extraor ...

Analysis of a mummy kept for a century at the University of Turin in Italy has revealed rare face tattoos made with a special ...

Researchers have identified tattoos on the body of the Andes woman that are unusual in placement and unique in design and ...

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy houses the original Shroud. On Tuesday, Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula inaugurated the Holy Face of Jesus Museum, which is located ...

Imagine an elegant Italian city with a bit of French je ne sais quoi—that city is Turin (or Torino in Italian ... Visit the Egyptian Museum. “The Egyptian Museum, second only to the one ...

Lonely Planet crowned Italy’s Piedmont region as ... 10121 Torino. This museum is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Turin, and showcases the largest collection of Egyptian artefacts outside of ...

According to Popular Science, the mummy, housed in the Egyptian Museum of Turin, Italy, is believed to be from the late Bronze Age, around 3,290 years ago. Researchers analysed the remains and ...

Researchers determined this after examining the corpse, which is housed in Italy’s Egyptian Museum of Turin, and dates back 3,290 years to the late Bronze Age, Popular Science reported.

Researchers analyzed an Egyptian mummy from a museum in Turin, Italy, to discover that the individual died 3,290 years ago of one of the most terrifying diseases in human history: the bubonic plague.