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Scientists Opened Up a 3,000-Year-Old Crocodile. The Contents Left Them Awestruck. - MSNAncient Egyptians regularly mummified crocodiles in elaborate ceremonies in dedication to their crocodile god Sobek. A study of one of these crocodiles reveals details about the animal’s death ...
Ancient Egyptians regularly mummified crocodiles in elaborate ceremonies in dedication to their crocodile god Sobek. A study of one of these crocodiles reveals details about the animal’s death ...
A guest boards Viking Sobek, docked in Luxor, Egypt, just prior to the line's christening ceremony in November 2024. (Photo by Susan J. Young) While we experienced an "abbreviated" stay on Viking ...
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Scientists Opened Up a 3,000-Year-Old Crocodile. The Contents Left Them Awestruck. - MSNThat’s exactly what researchers at the University of Manchester did with a 3,000-year-old, 7.2-foot-long crocodile corpse, kept at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and known simply as 2005. ...
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