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7,000-year-old Chinchorro mummies turned grief into art
The Chinchorro people of the Pacific coast turned the raw pain of loss into something enduring and visible, reshaping the ...
The Chinchorro people, who inhabited the coastal regions of what is now northern Chile and southern Peru beginning around 7000 BC, developed the earliest known artificial mummification techniques - ...
In a recent study published in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal, Dr. Bernardo Arriaza argues that the practice of ...
In 2018, archaeologists working at an ancient burial site in Egypt announced that they had made an incredible discovery: a mummification workshop with labeled jars and containers for the oils and ...
Pumpkin pie, gingerbread, dead bodies. That’s what comes to mind for some students when describing the odor emanating from dead chickens. On a recent Thursday morning, more than 40 students from two ...
Cat Mummy (Third Intermediate Period to Late Period, 780–390 BCE) and ibis mummy from the ibis cemetery at Abydos (Early Roman Period, 30 BCE–early 1st century CE) in ‘Soulful Creatures: Animal ...
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7,000-year-old Chinchorro mummies represent a culture that turned grief into art
The Chinchorro began mummifying their dead well before the Egyptians immortalized the practice. However, the Chinchorro ...
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