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The word mummy derived from an early spectators who presumed that mummies were covered with bitumen, which meant in Persian moumia and therefore took the modern name mummy. no matter it is been preserved naturally or deliberately, all mummies must survive along the duration of time. Gaining most of its fame from Egypt, mummies also exist in many other ancient cultures and countries. Countries such as China revealed the Cherchen mummies, which were preserved almost perfectly. Another place, such as South America, revealed three children from the Incas who were relics of a sacrificial ritual and were found frozen atop Argentina’s Mount Llullaillaco, which is about 22,000 feet high.  Although mummification existed in other cultures, eternal life was the main focus of all Ancient Egyptians, which meant preserving the body ever and forever. MUMMIFICATION-  HOW ARE THEY MADE?????? The first attempt to preserve the dead is recorded as early as 3000 BC. After the death of an E...

ITS STRANGE TO HEAR BUT ITS TRUE THAT APPLES HAVE RAINED IN THE STREET OF Coundon, Coventry on monday night on december 15th 2010 .......... After a series of storm warnings, drivers in the evening rush hour were prepared for almost anything.   Except, that is, for it to start raining apples..........its started raining in the junction of the street and apples started falling the cars and peole on street. One motorist, who was travelling with her husband, said: ‘The apples fell out of nowhere. They were small and green and hit the bonnet hard. Everyone had to stop their cars suddenly.’ the apples were green and small and hit the bonnet hard. scientists have told that this might have as when a tornado might have taken away the apples from a place they are grown or the tree and they might fallen 4m the sky in this form.........

A great-grandmother blasted shop staff today after they refused to sell her alcohol at the age of 92, because she had no ID to prove she was over 18 as she couldnt prove herself that she is above 18 years old.her name is Diane Taylor she was stunned to be asked for proof of age when she asked for a bottle of whisky from her local One Stop Shop in Harlow, Essex as she couldnot provide her driving license as well as passport.hence she was refused to sell her alcohol. the great-grandmother-of-three produced her over-60s bus pass,   an OAP card and even her pacemaker certificate, but was still turned away because she could not provide a passport or driving license She said: "I asked the girl behind the counter to repeat herself three times, I just couldn't believe what I was hearing, I thought it was a joke. she said "I can understand shops being strict with all the youngsters buying booze but surely there's a difference between a 92-year-old and someone of...