… examining mummies, including radiography, CT-scanning … terms of paleopathology; what
mummy studies have meant for … and finally the impact of mummy studies on our understanding …

… and d’Auria [22] in what was then the most systematic CT scanning of a collection of mummies.
The increasing computing power enabled imaging with an ever finer resolution and rapid …

… Segmentation of the CT scan data enabled the virtual … can be identified in votive animal
mummies. The crocodile … a wealth of visual evidence for what is inside a mummy, but this can be …

… a single volume much of what we now know about mummies. Space limitations soon dictated
… This indicates that, for most people "mummy" induces a mental image of a corpse with soft …

… When studying mummies with CT equipment, we need to understand what questions can
be answered by imaging, as approval for imaging an artifact depends on a cost–benefit ratio. …

… Imaging (MR), first thought to be useless in dry mummified … imaging technology is soon
applied to mummified remains. … researchers to see what lies within a coffin or beneath wrappings. …

… Some of what are presumed to be the earliest pet burials come from an … larger images of
animals that were made of bronze (or even wood) were hollow and contained an animal mummy…

… Typically, the photographer is under the direction of the project coordinator, usually an … a
single imaging modality and may include the following: How can we confirm what we think we …

… lie under the hot summer sun and rapidly become mummified… animal mummies were shaped
to look like human mummies (… left a large number of mummies in what is now Mexico, Chile…

… When Murray was a girl, archaeologists didn’t have modern tools such as X-ray imaging, …
WHY mummification works, it’s useful to know what happens after a person or animal dies. …