Mummies

According to British anthropologist Edward Taylor, the mummy is "a complex whole, including knowledge, beliefs, art, morality, law, customs, and other abilities and customs that are taken as a member of society." , 18 years) Many cultures around the world have held wonderful rituals and ceremonies for their deceased, but perhaps the most amazing thing is the ancient Egyptian ceremony. They are known for their ingenious rust prevention and exquisite funeral customs. I believe the Egyptians have a spirit of reliance when everyone dies.

In 2004, the team of archaeologists at Texas State University found a mummy that was headless that he was determined to be a victim of human sacrifice. Buried near the mummy is a pottery with a pattern resembling the pattern of Nasca's line. In addition, several artworks that later seemed to depict worshipers dancing around the line were discovered later. This discovery produced the most reliable theory - these lines were used to soothe the gods in exchange for rain. Nazca is a natural dry place with very little rain every year. Finding water is essential to the survival of NASCAR and proves that the enormous efforts involved are correct

In Argentina, Chile and Peru, several unconscious mummies naturally preserved in cold regions were discovered. These are collectively called "Ice Mummies". The first Inca Ice Mummy was found in the El Plomo peak in Chile in 1954 and melted the body covered ice after the eruption of the nearby Sabancaya Volcano. El Plomo's mummy is a boy considered to be wealthy because of its excellent physical characteristics. Before Muira Juanita was discovered in 1995, he was considered to be the most preserved ice mummy in the world.

Resurrected mummy: The resurrected mummy is the oldest story in the Mummy novel. Some silent movies use electric devices described by Jane Webb or Poe, or elixir. Only Conan Doyle used supernatural measures to revive the mummy of lot 249. Whether this method is used or not is not evident from some quiet movie explanations. This movie shares it with a novel that most of the resurrection of the mummy is a woman's idea and rarely happens in later movies (occurred only in the "curse of the mummy"). The mummy revived, but did not involve external agencies. In 1909, a movie that revived the mummy mummy definitely in France was produced, but King Ramses in this movie may have regained its vitality by chemical means.