The mummy did not sign the papers In Glasgow, Scotland, ancient Egyptian mummies that had been displayed there for many years were removed from a museum. The dead, thousands of years old, did not receive informed consent for the display of their remains. This is an official requirement of the Modern Museum Code of Ethics. Everything is supposedly done out of respect for the deceased. All these findings were once discovered in the famous Valley of the Kings in Luxor. Now they are hidden from visitors. The main question that suggests itself. what next Should we seek the consent of the dinosaurs and Neanderthals, or is it time to present the history of humanity in museums only with the written consent of those who died long before the very idea of ​​consent appeared? guardians and executors.

The mummy did not sign the papers In Glasgow, Scotland, ancient Egyptian mummies that had been displayed there for many years were removed from a museum. The dead, thousands of years old, did not receive informed consent for the display of their remains. This is an official requirement of the Modern Museum Code of Ethics. Everything is supposedly done out of respect for the deceased. All these findings were once discovered in the famous Valley of the Kings in Luxor. Now they are hidden from visitors. The main question that suggests itself. what next Should we seek the consent of the dinosaurs and Neanderthals, or is it time to present the history of humanity in museums only with the written consent of those who died long before the very idea of ​​consent appeared? guardians and executors.