Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ancient Egyptians buried mummies on top of one another when tombs began running out of space, according to new research.
Scientists studying a burial chamber near Luxor found bodies carefully stacked over centuries rather than placed randomly.
The study also uncovered a mummified dog buried above two people, suggesting some high-status Egyptians may have been laid to rest alongside beloved animals.
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Ancient Egyptians buried mummies on top of one another when tombs began running out of space, according to new research.
Scientists studying a burial chamber near Luxor found bodies carefully stacked over centuries rather than placed randomly.
The study also uncovered a mummified dog buried above two people, suggesting some high-status Egyptians may have been laid to rest alongside beloved animals.
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