One of these objects found at Chehrabad provides the earliest evidence for intestinal parasites in Iran.
One of these objects found at Chehrabad provides the earliest evidence for intestinal parasites in Iran. The Māori created partial examples of these objects called mokomakai that were often displayed on marae. A type of brown paint popular among the Pre-Raphaelites was created partially from these objects and Edward Burne-Jones buried his supply of that paint when he learned that these objects were used in its creation. A means of creating these objects in Japan was called sokushinbutsu and part of the process involved only eating seeds and pine needles. A notable one of these objects was found high in the Alps north of Bolzano and has been given the name (*) Ã–tzi. For 10 points, identify these objects created from the natural or artificial desiccation of human or animal remains of which King Tut is the most famous.
One of these objects found at Chehrabad provides the earliest evidence for intestinal parasites in Iran.
mummies (accept equivalents)