Scottish museums remove mummies from public due to lack of 'consent' from deceased, descendants
Two museums in Scotland are removing the mummies of ancient Egyptians from public view due to a lack of "consent" from the deceased or their descendants, the BBC reports.
Two museums in Scotland are removing ancient Egyptian mummies from public view. This decision stems from a lack of consent from the deceased individuals or their descendants. The BBC reports on this shift in museum practice regarding human remains.
- Two museums in Scotland are removing ancient Egyptian mummies from public display.
- The decision is based on a lack of consent from the deceased or their descendants.
- The BBC reported on this development.
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