Just think what they could do if they knew how to mummify.

Geneviève Doucet, left to mummify in her bed by poor deranged Théodore.

Professor Ikram also teaches people how to mummify animals.

She even teaches people how to mummify animals.

Muscle and connective tissue may even mummify.

Salts to excess, especially table salt, help to mummify or pickle those who partake of them too liberally.

In drier climates, it can mummify for years; in wetter ones, a face becomes a skull in weeks.

From the mighty Kauri in New Zealand to the Japanese Lacquer tree, whose sap was used by a sect of monks to mummify themselves.

I'm thinking the best approach with the mummified remains might be MSCT.

Amongst items on show is a collection of mummified people and animals.

The mummified remains of a fourth infant were found at another house.

The graves contain the mummified remains of members of the Chiribaya tribe.

The most disturbing items were several mud-encrusted roots that resembled mummified fetuses.

He looked ancient in the torchlight: more wizened and mummified than ever.

Under the temple are long catacombs where the mummified bulls were entombed.

Ribs darkened with age peeked through the mummified flesh of its torso.