Egyptian Museum

Ancient recipe for hangover cure

Rather than pop an ibuprofen after a night of debauchery, ancient Egyptians may have worn a leafy necklace says a newly translated text written in Ancient Greek. The text with a recipe for a "drunken headache" cure calls on alcohol victims to string together leaves from a shrub known as Alexandrian chamaedaphne to wear around their necks.

 

Egypt unveils renovated Tutankhamun gallery

The Cairo government unveiled on Dec. 15 four newly renovated halls of the famed Tutankhamun gallery in the Egyptian Museum as the facility undergoes a complete overhaul.
      
The gallery houses treasures that were found intact in 1922 along with the mummy of the 19-year-old boy king in the temple city of Luxor, and is a world famous tourist attraction.
      

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