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Spanish scientists scan mummified remains
A team of Spanish archaeologists and doctors are set to study the cause of death and funeral rituals of four, 4,500-year-old mummified remains. All photos courtesy of the National Archaeological Museum of Spain.
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Spanish scientists scan mummified remains
A team of Spanish archaeologists and doctors are set to study the cause of death and funeral rituals of four, 4,500-year-old mummified remains. All photos courtesy of the National Archaeological Museum of Spain.
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