Alchemy exhibit displays royal urine samples from past kings and queens.
An exhibition at the British Museum showcases rare historical artifacts, including urine samples collected from past monarchs. The "Alchemy: Transformations" exhibit aims to explore the role of alchemy in European history and culture. Among its unique exhibits are containers holding urine samples from various kings and queens who lived centuries ago.
These urine samples were believed to hold mystical properties and were used by alchemists for experiments and rituals. Visitors can view these artifacts, which provide a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs and practices of the past. The exhibit runs until December 2023, offering an intriguing look at the intersection of science and mysticism in historical contexts.
