Mummy
Mummy by Jim Putnam, published by Dorling Kindersley Publishing, Incorporated in July 2000, is a first edition that spans 64 pages. This book presents a detailed exploration of mummies, featuring full-color photographs that illustrate the various methods of preservation used by ancient cultures. It delves into the preparation of bodies and the reasons behind the creation of mummies, as well as the unique preservation of bog and ice mummies due to unusual climatic conditions.
Readers will find a wealth of information on the history and customs surrounding mummification, making it a valuable resource for those interested in archaeology and anthropology. The book serves as a reference for understanding the social science aspects of ancient practices, providing insights into the traditions that shaped these fascinating historical artifacts.
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Photographed in full color. Unwrap hair-raising facts about natural and man-made mummies! Here is a look at how bodies were prepared, why ancient cultures made mummies, and how bog and ice mummies were preserved by freak climatic conditions. “A great collection of mummy information and specimens.”–School Library Journal.
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