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Dr. Jana Jones, Ancient History Department, Macquarie University, Australia and colleagues have published the results of a group analysis of a prehistoric Egyptian body.

We must all know that mummification is the only way to preserve the dead from decomposition by a special process. Mummification has appeared in Egypt since 4000 BC and is still

Suspension of life by freezing and waking up after tens of years or even hundreds of years is what many people believe and leave the fortune to perform.

Burial and cremation of the dead are the two most common burial forms in the world. However, in the world culture, there is a special way of carrying burial dead: immersion in

These corpses are so beautiful that they are just like being in a light sleep.

Deep meditation and embalming, replacing blood, injecting mouse testicles into the body ... are the methods that the ancient people believed could help immortal people.

If you want the mummy to not deform over time, experts will have to create a sterile environment, preventing the body's dehydration.

World civilizations in the past have practiced all kinds of technologies to bury anomalous dead, from embalming under tombs, to drying corpses in the sky for animals to puncture

Finding the exact method involved in embalming and preserving the living bodies as if they were alive is still a mystery. So what did the ancient Egyptians do for mummification?

Rehabilitation experts in Italy discovered purple dyes to create one of the oldest New Testament writings made from lichen combined with fermented urine.