A team of scientists in Poland have made an amazing discovery: the first known example of a mummified pregnant woman. In late April, scientists at the Warsaw Mummy Project announced their findings. There is still some mystery that surrounds the identity of the woman. However, it is estimated that she died in Egypt sometime during the first century BCE.
She was probably between 20 and 30 years old at the time of her death, according to the experts. Scientists used X-ray technology to see images of the baby inside the woman’s body. Based on the child’s size, scientists estimate the woman was between 26 and 30 weeks pregnant at the time of her death.
The woman’s identity remains a mystery because her body was placed into the wrong coffin sometime in the late 19th or early 20th century. For this reason, she has been nicknamed the Mysterious Lady of the National Museum in Warsaw.
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The Apple Daily announced in May 2021 that it would stop printing paper newspapers. The company, whose headquarters is located in Hong Kong, began publishing newspapers in Taiwan in May 2003. After 18 years of producing daily newspapers, its last print edition was published on May 17. The print edition of Apple Daily regularly had over 100,000 daily readers.
A spokesperson for the news company said that they will continue to publish news stories online. According to reports, the company’s office in Taiwan cut over 300 jobs after they decided to move to a completely online format. A statement from the company said that media in the digital age has reduced the value of print newspapers. And this led to the company’s decision to go digital. The company says it will continue to report important stories and fight for press freedom.
