The only mummy from which scientists did not dare and refused to remove the linen because there is no human being or technology in the whole world that can return it as it was. In 1919, in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, the "Bashiri" mummy was discovered by the famous Egyptologist Howard Carter. This mummy stands tall in its mystery, refusing to submit to modern science. The process of wrapping the mummy in linen is considered one of the most important stages of mummification, as it requires extreme skill and precision to ensure the stability of the body and protect it from external factors.
The only mummy from which scientists did not dare and refused to remove the linen because there is no human being or technology in the whole world that can return it as it was. In 1919, in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, the "Bashiri" mummy was discovered by the famous Egyptologist Howard Carter. This mummy stands tall in its mystery, refusing to submit to modern science. The process of wrapping the mummy in linen is considered one of the most important stages of mummification, as it requires extreme skill and precision to ensure the stability of the body and protect it from external factors.
