Publication: Egyptian Canopic Jars at the Crossroad of Medicine and Archaeology: Overview of 100 Years of Research and Future Scientific Expectations
Egyptian Canopic Jars at the Crossroad of Medicine and Archaeology: Overview of 100 Years of Research and Future Scientific Expectations
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Senti, S., Habicht, M. E., Rayo, E., Eppenberger, P. E., Rühli, F. J., & Galassi, F. M. (2018). Egyptian Canopic Jars at the Crossroad of Medicine and Archaeology: Overview of 100 Years of Research and Future Scientific Expectations. Pathobiology, 85(5–6), 267–275. https://doi.org/10.1159/000490797
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Ancient Egyptian human remains have been of interest in the fields of both medical and Egyptological research for decades. However, canopic jar holders for internal organs (liver, lungs, stomach, intestines) of Egyptian mummies appear to be but a very occasional source of data for such investigations. The few medical approaches focusing on the content of these jars are summarized and listed according to pathogens and diseases to give a structured overview of this field of study. An extensive search of the literature has been conducted
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- Senti, Sidney
- Habicht, Michael E
- Rayo, Enrique
- Eppenberger, Patrick E
- Rühli, Frank J
- Galassi, Francesco M
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Senti, S., Habicht, M. E., Rayo, E., Eppenberger, P. E., Rühli, F. J., & Galassi, F. M. (2018). Egyptian Canopic Jars at the Crossroad of Medicine and Archaeology: Overview of 100 Years of Research and Future Scientific Expectations. Pathobiology, 85(5–6), 267–275. https://doi.org/10.1159/000490797
