10 mummies contain many mysteries

Archaeologists discovered and excavated many intact mummies to this day, hiding many unexplored secrets.

Archaeologists discovered and excavated many intact mummies to this day, hiding many unexplored secrets.

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In 2015, the mummy of Lama Dashi-Dorzho Itigilov, a monk at Tibetan Buddhist School, was born in 1842, discovered in the Songino Khairkhan Province, Mongolia, according to Listverse.This mummy lies deep in a monastery, sitting in the lotus position and almost completely intact.Covering the mummy is a layer of cowhide.Currently, mummies are on display at Ivolginsk monastery, Russia.(Photo: Tumblr).

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In 1980, a housewife discovered mummies of young girls and babies while cleaning the garage in Lemon Grove, California, USA.The woman quickly informed the authorities to conduct an investigation.Police concluded that two mummies died centuries ago.(Photo: Ancient Origins).

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Scientists found the oldest gospel ever known in the mask of a mummy. The gospel is made of papyrus material, dating back to 90 AD. This may be part of the Gospel Mark .(Photo: Christian Today).

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Chehrabad, a huge salt mine to the west of Zanjan city, Iran, is home to 6 natural mummies discovered.These mummies were dubbed the "saltman" with the date from 539 BC to 640 AD.The mummies, hair, internal organs, clothes of mummies are almost intact due to preservation in dry and salty environments.(Photo: Nasser Sadeghi).

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In 2015, archaeologists found mummies of a boy about 6 to 7 years old wrapped in a bark and buried with an ax at the Zeleny Yar cemetery, north of Siberia, Russia.The permafrost contributes to preserving mummies naturally.The mummy dates back to the 13th century. He seems to have a higher social status than other mummies in the cemetery.(Photo: Siberian Times).

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A Dutch art collector found the monk's mummy lying inside a buddha statue bought from China.Mummies date back about 1,000 years.In 2014, Dutch scientists conducted computerized tomography of mummies.The results showed that the mummy had no internal organs.The mummy sits on a piece of cloth with the inscription that the monk is Liuquan.(Photo: Telegraph).

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In 2008, a patrol team discovered "Tuli mummy" at the grave at the foot of the cliff in Botswana, Africa.This mummy of about 200 years old is wrapped in cowhide.Scientists took computerized tomography and analyzed DNA samples to understand mummies.The results showed that the mummy had degenerative spine, no internal organs.Tuli mummies are linked to the Sotho - Tswana and modern Khoesan.(Photo: Conversation).

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Hatason mummy is on display at the Legion of Honor Museum, San Francisco, USA, originating from Egypt.Researchers found mummy skulls filled with dirt and residual brain.The presence of the brain shows that mummies can come from the New Kingdom period (New Kingdom) of Egypt, between the 16th and 11th centuries BC.After this stage, brain removal became standard when embalmed.(Photo: Seeker).

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The Museum of Guanajuato City, Mexico, kept many mummies after the cholera attack on Guanajuato in 1833. The storage and display of mummies in the museum is a controversial issue in the world of science and politics. gender, when many people believe this is an act of violating moral standards.Most mummies are people who cannot afford to pay taxes when they die.(Photo: Alejandro Castro).

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In 1881, archaeologists discovered a mysterious mummy in the royal tomb in southern Cairo, Egypt. When he opened the cloth wrapped around the mummy in 1886, the researchers were surprised to see the horrifying expression of the mummy like screaming. The mummy is in a coffin without any name or identifier, so scientists cannot proceed further. They called the mummy with the name "Anonymous Man E" or "Screamed Mummy" , and sent it to the Cairo Museum.(Photo: Ancient Origins).

Update 17 December 2018
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