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Audio News from Archaeologica, December 26th through January 1st, 2022

Lice glue and early Argentine culture; Chinese tomb murals; virtual unwrapping of pharaoh’s mummy; ancient city in eastern Iran

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Ancient human DNA extracted from lice glue exhibits prehistoric migration patterns of Argentina’s early Ansilta culture

Jin Dynasty tomb from northern China holds murals depicting good luck symbols 

3D CT scan allows for virtual unwrapping of the mummy of Amenhotep the First

New finds from Iran’s Burnt City site suggest farflung Bronze Age trade

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