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Nazca Mummies: Another Specimen and a Loose Forearm were Recently Analyzed (JUN 2023)

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First published at 19:55 UTC on October 20th, 2023.

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Video about a recent independent research (carried out in JUN 2023), in which you will see for the first time the recordings of two sampling sessions on a previously unknown tridactyl mummy and a loose mummy forearm. In images not previously presented to the public, it will be explained how the opportunity came about and how they proceeded step by step to take, as carefully as possible, two samples of metal implants on the mummy and the hand of the loose forearm. The mummy named "Edgarda" even differs in appearance from the other mummies, which makes the images even more unique. In addition, until now only loose three-fingered hands were available for analysis. In this case it was an entire forearm.

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