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Chinese Female Autopsy Video

pre historia on Instagram: "She died more than 2,000 years ago but her body never did. Lady Dai, also known as Xin Zhui, was a Han Dynasty noblewoman whose tomb was opened in 1971 in China. What shocked the world wasn’t gold or jewels it was her body. Her skin was soft, joints still moved, and even blood was found in her veins. Wrapped in four coffins, sealed with charcoal and clay, she survived time itself. Today, she rests inside China’s Hunan Museum, protected from the air that decay couldn’t

History Everyday on Instagram: "Xin Zhui is a mummified Chinese noblewoman that is over 2000 years old. There is a wax sculpture depicting what researchers thought she would have looked like when she was alive. It is estimated she died in 169 BC at the age of 49. Discovered in 1968 her body is notable as being one of the most well preserved mummies ever found. Scientists believe that three major factors helped preserve her body. First was the careful preparation of the body for burial, which slo