700-Year Old Chinese 'Mummy' Looks Surprisingly Spiffy!
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While preserving or mummifying the dead is normally associated with the ancient Egyptians, it seems to have been a ritual followed by many other cultures too. Earlier this month, Chinese workers digging to expand a road near the city of Taizhou, in China's Jiangsu Province, stumbled upon an exciting discovery - three wooden tombs, which when opened not only revealed treasures from the past, but also, an amazingly well-preserved mummy - complete with face, hair and even eyelashes.
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- its a secret14년 이상oooohhhhh
- georgia teneti 14년 이상that i sso discusting
- NO NAME14년 이상Yuck
- Bailey14년 이상Wow. That is amazing. I think that it is purely accidental too that the mumies get preserved really well. But maybe there are some other theiories out there like maybe they used mud. I highly doubt that though.
- Bailey14년 이상Wow. That is amazing. I think that it is purely accidental too that the mumies get preserved really well. But maybe there are some other theiories out there like maybe they used mud. I highly doubt that though.
- Neat14년 이상Thats is so cool
- Nate dog14년 이상What is that red water? GROSS
- elisabeth14년 이상eerie
- loulou14년 이상creepy
- Bailey14년 이상Wow. That is amazing. I think that it is purely accidental too that the mumies get preserved really well. But maybe there are some other theiories out there like maybe they used mud. I highly doubt that though.