Mummification: Difference between revisions

From Mistipedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Cure (talk | contribs)
Created page with 'Mummification is a process whereby a corpse is dried and preserved. The process can occur naturally in certain environments, notably bogs. Several cultures, notably the […'
 
Cure (talk | contribs)
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
Mummification is a process whereby a [[corpse]] is dried and preserved. The process can occur naturally in certain environments, notably [[bogs]]. Several cultures, notably the [[Akiri]], have developed methods for the mummification of corpses as part of their rituals of burial. Mummification is an essential step in the process whereby [[anicent dead]] are created.
Mummification is a process whereby a [[corpse]] is dried and preserved. The process can occur naturally in certain environments, notably [[bogs]]. Several cultures, particularly the [[Akiri]], have developed methods for the mummification of corpses as part of their rituals of burial. Mummification is an essential step in the process whereby [[anicent dead]] are created.
 
[[Category:Preservation]]

Revision as of 14:54, 14 February 2011

Mummification is a process whereby a corpse is dried and preserved. The process can occur naturally in certain environments, notably bogs. Several cultures, particularly the Akiri, have developed methods for the mummification of corpses as part of their rituals of burial. Mummification is an essential step in the process whereby anicent dead are created.