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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 13 (1900) (1900)

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alus that reaches down, covered vies and religious observances which formed a part of ting, woven from seaweed in a very skillful manner, with the stones used by the ancient builders, to the the ceremony of mummification. From a translation bottom of thecahon. Windows and doors retnain intact and… … The process of embalming was divided. First came INDIAN MUMMY FROM CLIFF DWELLING, ARIZONA. to the Director General of Ordnance, who replied as the evisceration, taking about two weeks. This was follows: ‘Sir: With reference to your letter concern- followed by the salting or bituminizing, which…

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