Titlebook: Human Mummies; A Global Survey of t Konrad Spindler,Harald Wilfing,Hans Nothdurfter Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Wien 1996 L

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6565-2Lipid; anatomy; anthropology; development; excavation; tissue

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加花粗鄙人

Research on mummies in Egyptology. An overviewettigrew, who was in the habit of unwrapping mummies in front of large paying crowds, was a fashionable doctor at the time, he even inoculated Queen Victoria against smallpox. His voluminous oeuvre can still serve as a source of interesting detailed observations today to help illustrate the amount of scientific knowledge available at the time.

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Current technology in the examination of ancient manIn recent years there has been an explosive outburst of research in the quest for information about the life, disease and death of Ancient man.

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Development of a prototype storage and display case for the Royal Mummies of the Egyptian Museum in The goal of conservation is to preserve objects of art and of culture for future generations. To achieve this goal, the factors causing deterioration must be countered or, at the very least, abated. Depending upon the particular art or cultural treasure, the process of preventing deterioration may be straightforward or nearly impossible.

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Collagen in 300 year-old tissue and a short introduction to the mummies in JapanMummified human bodies or tissues have been reported from various parts of the World (.; .; .; .). Even cell structure has been examined by electron microscope (.). It has now become possible to make DNA analyses with ancient specimens (.).

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