Mummy Fact Post 2: Lady Dai, or Xin Zhui. Another one of the most well preserved. In 1971, workers near Changsha, China were digging an air raid shelter when they discovered an enormous find. A Han Dynasty tomb filled with over 1,000 artifacts&hellip;

Mummy Fact Post 2: Lady Dai, or Xin Zhui. Another one of the most well preserved. In 1971, workers near Changsha, China were digging an air raid shelter when they discovered an enormous find. A Han Dynasty tomb filled with over 1,000 artifacts…

Mummy Fact Post 2: Lady Dai, or Xin Zhui. Another one of the most well preserved.

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Mummy Facts Post 3: Rosalia Lombardo. The Blinking Dead. Born In 1918 In Palermo, Sicily. Died December 20Th, 1920 Of Pneumonia. Rosalia&Amp;Rsquo;S Grief Stricken Father Was So Distressed By Her Death That He Approached Doctor Alfredo Salafia, A Noted

Odditiesoflife: Capuchin Catacombs - Palermo, Italy In 1599, Capuchin Monks Discovered That Their Catacombs Contained A Mysterious Preservative That Helped Mummify The Dead. As A Result, More Than 8,000 Sicilians From All Walks Of Life Chose To Be Buried

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