mummies (Meaning)

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mummies (pl.)

of Mummy

The ancient Egyptian mummies are fascinating testaments to their intricate burial practices.
The mummies of Tutankhamun and Ramses II lie enshrined within the Valley of the Kings.
Scientists study mummies to gain insights into the health, diet, and culture of ancient civilizations.
The mummies of infants and children provide valuable information about the mortality rates of ancient times.
Some mummies have been found with elaborate jewelry and amulets, symbolizing their beliefs in the afterlife.
The preservation techniques used on mummies offer a glimpse into the medical knowledge of ancient Egyptians.
The unwrapping of mummies is a delicate and time-consuming process, requiring specialized expertise.
The mummies of animals, such as cats and baboons, were often buried alongside human remains.
The discovery of mummies in remote locations, such as the Tarim Basin, has shed light on ancient migrations and cultural exchanges.
The exhibition of mummies in museums raises ethical concerns regarding the display of ancient human remains for public consumption.

of Mummy

corpses, carcasses, bones, cadavers, relics, deceased,corses, corpora, stiffs, decedents

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The ancient Egyptian mummies are fascinating testaments to their intricate burial practices.

The mummies of Tutankhamun and Ramses II lie enshrined within the Valley of the Kings.

Scientists study mummies to gain insights into the health, diet, and culture of ancient civilizations.

The mummies of infants and children provide valuable information about the mortality rates of ancient times.