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1. The same two civilisations also developed mummification, having discovered how long bodies could be preserved in their dry air.

2. The jackal as Anubis presided over mummification and was lord and protector of cemeteries.

3. The Egyptians believed that mummification preserved the soul for its journey into the afterlife.

4. Reserved for members of the upper classes, mummification involved the removal of all organs including the brain, which was pulled through the nose by a hook.

5. Since bacteria need water in order to grow, mummification usually happens if the body dries out quickly after death.

6. RESULTS Twenty dermal ulcer patients recovered, 6 mummification necrosis patients improved at some extents.

7. Mummification preserves DNA and does not allow the soul to retract from the form.

8. Two types of mummification are known, the "hematic" type common to cattle and the " papyraceous " type of swine.

9. In standard mummification, organs were either removed and preserved independently, or a chemical enema was inserted into the anus to dissolve the organs in situ.

10. I turned on the squirt gun, and she stood there, stiff, arms at her sides, eyes closed, as though awaiting mummification.

11. Gangrene that develops as a result of arterial obstruction and is characterized by mummification of the dead tissue and absence of bacterial decomposition.

12. Six months of hard work were required to figure out how to remove the contaminant—some still unidentified product of the mummification process—and obtain a sample ready for amplifying and sequencing.

13. He added that the looters were desperately looking for a mummy in order to find "red mercury, " which it is fabled to be a magical substance used by the ancient Egyptians in mummification.

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14. Those samples – which were particularly well-preserved thanks to the ancient Egyptians' masterful mummification – contain the real treasure for scientists: DNA.

15. An ancient Egyptian princess might have been able to postpone her mummification if she had cut the calories and exercised more, medical experts say.

16. An English scientist claims to have unlocked the secrets of mummification.

17. As well as Dr Buckley, the team of experts behind the mummification included Dr Joann Fletcher, Maxine Coe and forensic pathologist Peter Vanezis.

18. Some have argued that such staffs were common symbols of power and that the damage to Tutankhamun's foot may have occurred during the mummification process.

19. But we would like to keep the body for two or three years to see that the mummification process worked.

20. Objective: To discuss the clinical feature and endodontic retreatment technique of teeth with pulp mummification.

21. That is because the weather conditions in the desert are extremely dry and perfect for mummification.

22. Objective To compare the curative effects and safety between Liushen Pills and arsenous acid as endodontic sealer in mummification of baby tooth.

23. The black soot over the body might be remnants of materials mixed for mummification, while the black paint on the face was associated with fertility and birth.

24. Dr Stephen Buckley of the University of York, who helped research Egyptian mummification techniques before the programme, said Mr Billis's body could now last several millennia.