I've written the Pirates of the Caribbean right at Disneyland enough times to be very very familiar with the phrase

Dead men tell no tales

Well, we're not talking about pirates today, but we are gonna learn that dead men and dead women do in fact

Tell tales

Archaeologists learn a great deal about human history from the dead

What we used to look like what we used to eat who we traded with how we died how we dressed and so much more

So let's dig into some old death on a rotten decayed

But still very well preserved episode of time suck

All right this episode time suck 13 is a listener suggested episode again special thanks to British archaeologist and time sucker

Rebecca Pridmore for not only suggesting this topic, but doing a lot of the research

Sentiment links to various fascinating articles on a variety of interesting discoveries of tombs or of ancient corpses

Now a few weeks after Rebecca suggested this article

I got to think about what we learned from the dead because I went on a field trip with my son Kyler with his school

And we went to I was a vol- parental volunteer which is always interesting. I feel like a sociologist when I'm around

You know when his classmates just like kids are so fucking weird

But we went to this museum and they had this

Egyptian mummy display

Some unknown woman I think I want to say it was on loan from a New York museum

But it's Annie is the mummy's name. Maybe you've seen this mummy at a different museum yourself

This was in Spokane at the Mac

Spokane, Washington and I read about this display about Annie and

It was interesting like all the things they did to mummy said I'm sure I learned before but I've forgotten about like they held

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