Amazing true identity of mummified body in Bolton's royal tomb
TV Egyptologist Prof Joann Fletcher explores the only replica royal tomb outside of Egypt, revealing how she and her team discovered the shocking mystery identity of the mummified body at Bolton Museum. Prof Fletcher and museum curator Ian Tumble reveal its secrets as they explore its final resting place, an exact replica of the burial chamber of Egyptian pharaoh Tuthmosis III.
For more read her blogs at www.immortalegypt.co.uk/blogs.
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Cheers! Tutankhamun's white wine secret revealed
Immortal Egypt's Prof Joann Fletcher takes a look at wine drinking in ancient Egypt - and tells how the first evidence of white wine drinking goes back to Tutankhamun. In this first in a new series of Immortal Egypt YouTube videos, TV Egyptologist Prof Fletcher, of the University of York, explores the wine cabinet at Bolton Museum's Egyptology department to raise a glass to more wine secrets of the ancient world.
For more read her blogs at www.immortalegypt.co.uk/blogs.
Video by www.frontrowlive.co.uk
Immortal Egypt: The Definitive Ancient Egypt Documentary | Odyssey
Watch Jo's BBC series 'Immortal Egypt' here in its entirety - almost four hours of compulsive viewing, which has already had more than 22 MILLION views on YouTube with millions more on BBC2 and BBC4. The Youtube version is provided by Odyssey, part of the History Hit Network - part of History Channel.
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The Mystery Of The Sealed Coffin
| Mummy Forensics | Timeline
Dr Joann Fletcher is on a mission, she and the Mummy Investigation Team at York University have been called in to look at a mysterious case – a female mummy inside a beautifully painted Egyptian coffin. There’s only one catch, they’re not allowed to open the coffin. Any queries, please contact owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com
The Horrifying Truth Within This Desecrated Ancient Egyptian Coffin | Mummy Forensics | Odyssey
Joann Fletcher and the mummy forensics team examine the case of an Ancient Egyptian woman who died under suspicious circumstances. The problem? The Sarcophagus is sealed shut.
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The Mystery Of The Misfit Mummies
| Mummy Forensics | Timeline
At Bolton Museum, a mummy inside a coffin which it is too large for, missing genitals, and an obvious overbite are the clues which set the Mummy Investigation Team on the trail in this mystery. They know who the coffin was made for – a female Egyptian temple dancer – what they need to know is who rests there now and why this mummy is in such strange condition. Odyssey is part of the History Hit Network. For any queries, contact owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com
TUT’22: the life of Tutankhamun curated by Prof Joann Fletcher | The Star | The Yorkshire Post
TUT’22: the life of Tutankhamun is a free exhibition at Experience Barnsley Museum - Oct 22, 2022 to March 18, 2023 - which explores the town's close links with the discovery of Tut's tomb in the Valley Of The Kings 100-years ago, as curator TV Egyptologist Prof Joann Fletcher explains here. Read Graham Walker 's full story at www.yorkshirepost.co.uk. Video by www.frontrowlive.co.uk.
Ancient Egypt In Yorkshire: Gods' Land In God's County | The Star | The Yorkshire Post
BBC TV Egyptologist Professor Joann Fletcher, dubbed Barnsley's Cleopatra by The Radio Times, curates this amazing exhibition Ancient Egypt In Yorkshire - God's Land In God's County, bringing together the county's greatest collection of tomb treasures at Experience Barnsley, inside Barnsley Town Hall, until January 20, 2018. World's oldest fish supper on show in Barnsley - full story by Graham Walker at www.thestar.co.uk
Freedom of Barnsley: Honour for home grown stars
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Yorkshire's own Egyptian TV queen Joann Fletcher, folk star Kate Rusby, broadcasting poet Ian McMillan and the Queen's former representative David Moody have all been given the Freedom of Barnsley. The town's other famous Freemen have included legendary cricket umpire Dickie Bird, fashion guru Rita Britton, who also attended the latest ceremony, and the late Lord Roy Mason, the town's MP for 30-years and a former Northern Ireland Minister during the troubles of the 1970s.