Egypt
- Tasmanian Museum Mummy Under The Scanner
The Mercury (Kane Young) Modern technology has helped finally wrap up an age-old debate the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's ancient Egyptian mummy is, in fact, male. The mummy, plus three stuffed thylacines and five preserved baby thylacines, had...
- Dna Analysis Of Mummy
http://tinyurl.com/yq54mz (media.www.studlife.com)This website allowed me to look at both pages once, but when I attempted to view the pages for a second time, asked me to log in or subscribe. "Washington University researchers have recently made a series...
- University-owned Mummy Kept At St. Louis Museum
http://tinyurl.com/y6ed8u (studlife.com)"Washington University owns one of the world's most prized mummies, currently on display at the St. Louis Art Museum. Many in the university community would like to see her moved to campus. Prominent St. Louis...
- Mummy Scan Wins 2006 Science And Engineering Visualization Challenge Award
http://www.sciencemag.org/sciext/vis2006/The Challenge is intended to celebrate and encourage the visualization of research. First place in the photography category was a phtograph of the scan of a child mummy from the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum: "An...
- Examination Of A Child Mummy
This is not new just something interesting that I have not seen before. This is a report of a child mummy in the St. Louis Science Center be sure to watch the video...
Egypt
Modern Technology Reveals Mummy's Past
http://www.physorg.com/news93244999.html
"Charles F. Hildebolt, right, a dentist and anthropologist with the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Washington University, talks about the research he helped conduct on a baby mummy as it sits on display at the St. Louis Science Center, Thursday, March 15, 2007, in St. Louis. The mummy was donated to the Science Center in 1985 after it was acquired in the Middle East by a Missouri dentist in the early 1900s. Little is known about the mummy, but researchers believe it to be a boy who died at about seven to eight months old about 2,000 years ago. The baby mummy had a European mom, and likely came from a wealthy family. But where he lived and why he died - and at such a young age - remain a mystery. The mummy, exhibited for the first time Thursday at the Saint Louis Science Center, has been the year-long focus of an international team of investigators. The museum said it may be the most extensive research project ever undertaken on a child mummy."
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- Tasmanian Museum Mummy Under The Scanner
The Mercury (Kane Young) Modern technology has helped finally wrap up an age-old debate the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's ancient Egyptian mummy is, in fact, male. The mummy, plus three stuffed thylacines and five preserved baby thylacines, had...
- Dna Analysis Of Mummy
http://tinyurl.com/yq54mz (media.www.studlife.com)This website allowed me to look at both pages once, but when I attempted to view the pages for a second time, asked me to log in or subscribe. "Washington University researchers have recently made a series...
- University-owned Mummy Kept At St. Louis Museum
http://tinyurl.com/y6ed8u (studlife.com)"Washington University owns one of the world's most prized mummies, currently on display at the St. Louis Art Museum. Many in the university community would like to see her moved to campus. Prominent St. Louis...
- Mummy Scan Wins 2006 Science And Engineering Visualization Challenge Award
http://www.sciencemag.org/sciext/vis2006/The Challenge is intended to celebrate and encourage the visualization of research. First place in the photography category was a phtograph of the scan of a child mummy from the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum: "An...
- Examination Of A Child Mummy
This is not new just something interesting that I have not seen before. This is a report of a child mummy in the St. Louis Science Center be sure to watch the video...