Mummies are human remains with preservation of non-bony tissue. Mummification by
natural influences results in so-called natural mummies, while mummification induced by …

Mummies are human remains with preservation of nonbony tissue. Mummification by natural
influences results in so‐called natural mummies, whereas mummification induced by active …

The development of commercially available computed tomography (CT) scanners in the
1970s meant that, for the first time, the three‐dimensional internal structure of mummies and …

In the past, autoptic examinations were usually performed for research. This type of
examination, for obvious reasons, did not appeal to paleopathologists as these procedures …

Although guidelines for the examination of nonclinical skeletal material by CT have been
validated, 36 the accuracy and reliability of CT in the investigation of mummified tissues has …

Mummies are human remains with preservation of non-bony tissue. Many mummy studies
focus on the development and application of non-destructive methods for examining …

The number of computerised tomography (CT) investigations of mummies has increased
since the first published study in 1979. However, this approach has never been validated …

Human mummies have long been studied by using imaging as a primary investigative
method. Mummified animal remains from ancient Egypt are less well researched, yet much …

Computed tomography scanning of mummies has been conducted for almost 40 years, and
has become an increasingly popular method of mummy study in the 21st century. However …

Computed tomography (CT) has proved to be a valuable investigative tool for mummy
research and is the method of choice for examining mummies. It allows for noninvasive …