Kelvingrove Museum Removes ‘Human Remains’ from Display
Mummies Removed from Glasgow museum because they ‘did not consent’. HAD applauds Kelvingrove’s decision and, in particular, the emphasis on the need for consent.
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‘Mummy’ Debate
Recent press reports have highlighted a trend for museums in the UK to move away from the term “mummy” when talking about ancient Egyptian human remains, instead preferring the term ‘mummified remains’ or even...
Right to Privacy
Do Egyptian mummies have a right to privacy? This is the intriguing question posed in an article recently published in the New Scientist. Read More At: New Scientist article
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