The oldest human mummies in the world were dried up 10,000 years ago, as new research results show

The oldest human mummies in the world were received 10,000 years ago with dry drying techniques, as new research results found. A study of dozens of corpses that were found at 11 graves in Southeast Asia and southern China showed how hunter collectors dried their ancestors in a densely stored fetal position due to fires. … Read more

Scientists discover the earliest evidence of the world for human mummification

The team excavated an old hunter collector cemetery in Guangxi, southern China (Hsiao-Chun Hung) The smoke -dry mummification of human remains was practiced by hunters and collectors in southern China, Southeast Asia and beyond, and I report that my colleagues and I were published today in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences today. … Read more

Sky to cut about 600 technical jobs

Sky is said to lower around 600 technical jobs because a consultation with 900 people begins. Employees who work at the locations of Leed, Livingston and Osterley must be affected. The jobs go as part of a restructuring of Sky technology team, which moves from the creation of new platforms such as Sky Glass and … Read more