Don't fret Tony: you're no princess, no one will be digging your boring ass up.

We learn so much about our predecessors and refine our knowledge about how they lived when we study their physical and cultural remains. This princess' tomb and her name was forgotten; now she re-emerges from history as a real person. I could only hope that one day the discovery of my bones might teach my descendants something about their ancient past!

Relax Folks

Its Archeology and not exhumations
nor paleontology well done to Nikolai Ovcharov and Hitko Vachev
looking forward to see the exhibits

Yeah!.. and what about all those disections; where deseases have been cured because of greater understanding of anatomy, shameful!

Tony [ Stop being so prudish and get cremated then

Hi Tony: Apparently you've never been homeless. Concern for disposal of the dead is always a cultural prejudice. Ones identity is assumed to persist with the remains, so some tribes ate their dead to keep them relevant. Preservation is only temporary though, even when an organism becomes fossilized, minerals replace tissue, and the original identity is replaced with an impression, so that identity and purpose remains solely with the perceiver. It's good to honor the dead, but their form is irrelevant. By studying them we can still learn from things they abandoned.

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What is the difference between opening graves, restoring artifacts and exhibiting them in museums and simple grave robbing. I shudder to think that my possesions will one day be taken from my dead body disrespectfully and exhibited. You have no shame people!