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[The story of the mummy, or the adventures of the heart of Louis XIV].
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The religious therapeutic functions of the cemetery for the Kongo of Zaire.
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Egyptian mumia: the sixteenth century experience and debate.
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Mortuary art of the Alaskan Eskimos.
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Excavations at an Egyptian burial site.
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Committee on the preservation of human remains.
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Jean de Thevenot and burials in Lilliput.
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Traffic in corpses: some evidence from Barming, Kent (1788-1812).
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[On animals and animal mummies in pharaonic Egypt--from the viewpoint of medical history].
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A unique ancient Egyptian mummified head, demonstrating removal of the brain from the foramen magnum.
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The application of computer assisted tomography in a mummy bundle from Colombia.
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The mummies of the church of S. Maria della Grazia in Comiso, Sicily (18th-19th century).
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[Women and motherhood in funerary reliefs from Attica].
Interest increasing about woman in Athens of classical period is closely linked to the social importance of motherhood. Pregnancy and childbirth bear remarkable risks both for the mother and the unborn child. There are large number of funerary reliefs erected in attica to commemorate the death in childbirth of young women.