Posted on 10/10/2007 9:17:45 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
For the first time, Windol Fliees, the head of an American expedition group found samples in Ma'reb in 1951-1952 in the graveyard or cemetery of Awam Temple called Haied Bin Aqeed. But the important discovery was in 1983 in Shebam Al Garas by the archeology expedition department, which found 26 Mummies at a depth of 60 centimeters, and among all those, only one has survived. Moreover, in 1991 Mummies have been found in the Al Noman mountain in Al Mahweet governorate, and until today their work is not finished as there are many more. In 1994 in Saih Bani Matar, Mummies have been found in natural caves, but unfortunately, no one has examined them until this date; because there are no specialists and experts to study the tombs and the bodies. In 1999, another body was found in Shaoob and finally a local found a Mummy of a small child in Damar.
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“The Yemeni ones, on the other hand, are different because they just took with them a small weapon,..”
To kill the unbelievers in the next world.
< Insert corny mummy joke here>
I think the people who study mummies aren’t wrapped too tight.
[rimshot!]
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