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AI Scans 2,000-Year-Old Egyptian Child Mummy, Reveals Hidden Amulets and Preserved Organ
A 2,000-year-old Egyptian child mummy scanned with artificial intelligence has revealed hidden amulets and a surprisingly preserved organ, offering a rare glimpse inside an ancient burial that had remained sealed for over two millennia. What researchers found was not entirely expected. Using advanced imaging in Lublin, scientists were able to look inside the mummy without…
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Roman Board Game Mystery Solved: AI Reveals 1,700-Year-Old Strategy Game in the Netherlands
For more than a century, a carved limestone slab from the Dutch city of Heerlen sat quietly in a museum collection. Now, artificial intelligence has revealed that it was not decoration. It was a game. Researchers have reconstructed the rules of an unknown Roman-period board game carved into stone nearly 1,700 years ago — and…
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Ancient Tashtyk Funerary Mask Reconstructed with AI in Moscow
Researchers at Moscow’s State Historical Museum, working with technology experts from a leading innovation center, have digitally reconstructed a rare funerary mask of the Tashtyk culture from southern Siberia. Using 3D scanning, AI-based modeling, and advanced restoration tools, the team recreated missing elements of the centuries-old artifact, offering the public a striking glimpse into the…