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When you hear the word Mummy, you think about ancient Egypt. Many different cultures did not exist the dead, but scientists found only especially unexpected the case.
As a learn The researchers broadcast in the medical journal today, analyzed the 18th century mummy protected from a small Austrian village. The individual represents the first documented example of an unknown and open strange-emmalming method that attracts the different things that put different things in the back end of the person. However, more surprisingly, the researchers seem to allow the mysterious mummy process to study the mysterious mummy process for centuries.
“The unusual well-protected mummy in the church is the cryptic of St Thomas Am Blasenstein [corpse] Franz Xaver Sidler Vicar, who lost his life in 1746, Franz Xaver Sidler von Rosenegg, “a pathologist who is the first author of Andreas Nerlich, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität and the first author statement. “Our investigation has made an extraordinary type of balm by adding an extraordinary type of self-emmalming type, to dry chips, curls and fabric, with an extraordinary type of balm.”
Although the head and lower extremities are in bad condition, the upper body of the vicar was completely intact. Mummyi learned and study individually, researchers have made a radiocarbon dating (tested for organic material), CT scans (type of x-ray image) and autopsy. In the abdomen and the pelvic cavity, the canvas, canvas and hemp and hemp, as well as a bead, branch pieces and fire and spruce wood chips.
“Obviously, tree chips, curls and dry cloth swallowed a lot of liquid inside the abdominal cavity,” Nerlich said. According to the statement, they were extensive materials in the Austrian region. In addition, researchers also set up the marks of the zinc chloride in Mummy.
Unlike the widespread mummy process in ancient Egypt, the priests are previously undocumented to bring and treat a certain organs of the priests through the rector. “This type of protection is more widespread, but further disseminated in cases where subsequent postmortal decaying processes damage the body wall, but in unrecognized cases,” Nerlich “was added.
Researchers died of Sidler Von Rosenegg’s 35 to 45 years old, 1734 to 1780, about 1780, said that these historians knew the lives of these historians. The results of the analysis also show that its skeleton does not lead to an important stress and seemingly balanced diet, animal products and possibly fish. However, a long-term smoker and the researchers suggest that the lungs suffered from tuberculosis in their last days.
As a result, research has yet to learn how former cultures treat how they die and treat the 18th century Austria.
