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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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 o

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Excavation and preliminary studies of the ancient mummies of Xinjiang in Chinairit of those who died would not perish. Therefore it became a custom among the relatives of the diseased to attach particular significance to the preservation of the corpses so that they should not decay. In order to achieve that, it was not sufficient to ensure a rich burial, with precious gifts i

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Mummies of the Arctic regionss and Aleuts in Alaska, Canada and Greenland. The animal and Eskimo mummies are naturally frozen, while the Aleuts practiced artificial mummification. Tissue from such remains can be examined by dissection and rehydration in Ruffer’s solution (water, alcohol and sodium carbonate) for microscopic stu

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The mummy find from Qilakitsoq in northwest Greenland Uummannaq district of Northwestern Greenland in 1972. At first, nothing happened besides registration of the find in the files of the Greenland Museum. Neither the extent of the find was known, nor the number of buried persons. In early 1978, however, the graves were opened and samples were taken f

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