ONE of Scotland’s most prestigious museums has removed mummified remains from public view – as a ‘mark of respect’. Human ...

"The removal of human remains from display at Glasgow Life museums reflects contemporary museum practice," a spokesperson ...

Two museums in Glasgow have removed the remains of Egyptian mummies from display because of an “absence of consent” from the ...

A mummified head, hand, foot and Nekht’s coffin have been removed under a new human-remains policy at Glasgow's Kelvingrove ...

A second Egyptian mummy in a Scottish museum has been hidden from public view because bosses decided it needed “privacy in ...

Tondo of the Two Brothers,” a prized 2nd-century painting from the famed Fayoum portraits. Specialists from Rome worked alongside conservators from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir — where the collection ...

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow has removed ancient Egyptian mummified remains from display because there is no ...

Critics have branded the Scottish museum’s decision to remove the mummies as “woke madness”.

Mummies might not curse defilers from the afterlife, but that doesn’t mean you should display their remains, apparently. A ...

This museum's approach to displaying human remains is raising questions about respect for the dead and how museums should ...

One of the benefits of being dead used to be that you could at least expect to be left alone and not asked to sign forms. Not ...

The remains of a priest, a hand, a head and a right foot have been removed from display due to a lack of 'consent from the deceased' ...