The roughly 2,000-year-old ancient sarcophagus, located in Naples in southern Italy, was first probed with a micro-camera in order to assess if breaking the seal might harm the precious artifacts and remains it contains (pictured above) by exposing them to the air© Superintendent of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape
*Deadpan, sarcastic voice of Harrison Ford’s Indiana Jones character begins*
“Researchers plan to share images of the newly found mummies at a later date.”
That will be interesting if I ever see them.
Rubbing myself with goosefoot and wormwood.
‘In recent months, in fact, laboratory analyses conducted on samples taken from the inhumations and the depositional beds have returned a considerable amount of data on the treatment of the deceased’s body and the funerary ritual carried out, significantly enriching the panorama of our knowledge.’
Wow...Thats some gimme some grant money talk right there.
Somebody tell Kameltoe she has a long lost relative in Naples...
Junk science without pictures.
I bet you a dollar that, if this shroud is even viewable, that there is no image of the person on it. Just one more of thousands of shrouds that have been found that have no image like the Shroud of Turin....
“Archaeologists make ‘unprecedented’ discovery after unsealing a 2,000-year-old tomb’
They found the body of Nancy Pelosi’s twin sister?
I wonder if the reporter knows that “opus incertum” is “uncertain work?”
