We used to. In fact, at the inception of Mummy Stories, every story was accompanied by the photograph of human remains. We're sharing this here because we believe in transparency, but also because we want to show that changes happen, and that they are part of transforming practices in ethics. So we did disseminate human remains photographs, and now we do not have a single one on this website, and we never will share photographs of deceased humans here. Why? Because Mummy Stories is about challenging practices and raising new standards for an ethical and inclusive practice in museums, both in-person, and perhaps more crucially digitally. The dissemination of photographs of human remains poses ethical challenges, that have wide reaching consequences for communities related to the bodies in question; but photographs also make many people uncomfortable for cultural, religious, and personal reasons and that would be excluding a lot of people from our conversations from the onset. And well, that's the opposite of what we aim to do! ​