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    Rossi C, Ruß-Popa G, Mattiangeli V, McDaid F, Hare AJ, Davoudi H, Laleh H, Lorzadeh Z, Khazaeli R, Fathi H, Teasdale MD, A'ali A, Stöllner T, Mashkour M, Daly KG.
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  • 29. Organic chemistry of embalming agents in Pharaonic and Graeco-Roman mummies.
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  • 34. The value of CT imaging of Horus in determining the method of mummification and the sex of the mummy.
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  • 39. Brief communication: twentieth-century replication of an Egyptian mummy: implications for paleopathology.
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