The wild facial expression of an Egyptian Mummy buried some 2,500 years ago had puzzled scientists for years, and now they appear to have found the reason. New research suggests that the woman who was mummified in ancient Egypt had died in extreme pain, which led her to scream so hard at the time of her demise that her face got locked in position.

She screamed and screamed: Why was Egyptian Mummy's face so contorted? Scientists have a clue

If you think that your laptop and all those prolonged sitting are making you sick, and giving you a stiff neck and back pain, think again! A study has revealed that these are not new technological concerns.

Ancient Egyptian writers also hunched over devices and suffered the consequences

Archaeologists uncover hundreds of ancient Egyptian coffins and bronze statues of deities

Mummies from around 2,000 years ago with golden amulets in their tongues were discovered in Alexandria, Egypt recently. The information was revealed by authorities on Wednesday and was undertaken by an Egyptian-Dominican archaeological mission working near Alexandria.