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A mummy is a corpse—human or other animal—whose tissue has been preserved, whether intentionally by a process developed by humans or in nature by an accident of chemistry or weather. Ancient Egyptians believed that preserving the body was an important preparation for one’s afterlife. The oldest evidence of Egyptians performing mummification dates to about 3500 B.C. (although older purposefully mummified remains have been found elsewhere, such as ones dating to about 5050 B.C. in Chile). We have also learned a lot about early animals and humans from individuals that were naturally preserved, thanks to a fluke burial in sediment or ice.

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ミイラは死体、人間または他の動物-意図的にプロセスによって開発された人間や自然化学または天候の事故かどうか、その組織に保存されています。古代エジプト人ことを信じたエンバーミングの来世の重要な準備です。エジプト ミイラ d の実行の最古の証拠

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Mummy's corpse, humans or other animals-humans intentionally developed by process and natural chemical or weather disasters, whether stored in their organization. Ancient Egypt who is important preparation for embalming believed that the afterlife. The oldest evidence of the Egypt Mummy d

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ミイラの死体、人間または他の動物人間を意図的に気象災害や自然化学プロセス開発、組織に格納されているかどうか。重要な準備は、防腐するためと考えられている古代エジプト死後の世界。エジプト ミイラ d の最古の証拠