The multisensory aspect of the museum, while neglected for many years, is undergoing a
resurgence as museum workers have begun to push towards re‐establishing the senses as …

The integration of sustainable additive manufacturing (AM) within the framework of African
industrialization presents a promising avenue for economic advancement while addressing …

An ancient Egyptian crocodile mummy (MHNL 90001591, Musée des Confluences, Lyon,
France) dating to the Roman period and discovered at Kom Ombo (Upper Egypt) was …

The sense of touch provides a particular access to our environment, enabling a tangible
relation with it. In the particular case of cultural heritage, touching the past, apart from being …

Objectives Modern computed tomography (CT) databases offer a valuable resource for
obtaining skeletal reconstructions and contemporary population data. However, researchers …

The clues to life and death of mummified animals can remain hidden beneath their
wrappings. Developments in non-invasive imaging have enabled detailed study of their …

This paper shows new possibilities of using novel, open-source, low-cost platforms for the
structural health monitoring of heritage structures. The objective of the study is to present an …

Ancient Egyptians believed that objects created in the image of a god, in either animal or
hybrid form, from artificial or organic materials could act as a communication device …

In the last few years, 3D printing has gained widespread use in archaeology and cultural
heritage fields, from research and conservation to enriching museum experiences. This …

The period of early travel in Egypt (from the 16th century to the early 20th century AD) saw
hordes of visitors venture to the land of the Nile in search of its ancient wonders. 2 The …