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Winter 2023 Issue

LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN

The chemistry of mummification – Traces of a global network

Vessels from an ancient Egyptian mummification workshop in Saqqara are providing new insights into the chemical substances that were used to preserve human bodies.
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