Conservation Of Egyptian Mummy Stuffed With Cotton Under Wrapping - Shehatta Attia, Venice Ibrahim
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An Egyptian mummy stuffed with crude cotton plant under its linen wrapping dating back to the late era, its detailed study yielded significant information and we can say as a great finding it may be considered as a discovery. Its study corrected historical facts concerning cotton plant in ancient Egypt, also the treatment and conservation processes revealed its aesthetic value , its investigation and conservation led to the correction of the information concerning cotton in ancient Egypt proving that cotton was well known,cultivated and used as a sort of plant fiber in textile but was less…mehr

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An Egyptian mummy stuffed with crude cotton plant under its linen wrapping dating back to the late era, its detailed study yielded significant information and we can say as a great finding it may be considered as a discovery. Its study corrected historical facts concerning cotton plant in ancient Egypt, also the treatment and conservation processes revealed its aesthetic value , its investigation and conservation led to the correction of the information concerning cotton in ancient Egypt proving that cotton was well known,cultivated and used as a sort of plant fiber in textile but was less used than flax plant that produced linen fibers and also it se came in later times of ancient Egypt, thus its revolutionary modern industrial introduction in modern Egypt as well as importing new spices from India and other parts of the world was led by Mohamed Ali pasha the great in the beginning of the 19th century.
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V. Ibrahim est un chercheur égyptien indépendant, titulaire d'une maîtrise en conservation des objets de musée et d'une licence en chimie/microbiologie ; il est directeur du département de recherche et de formation en conservation du ministère égyptien des antiquités et a été directeur du laboratoire des momies du centre de conservation du Grand Musée égyptien et du département de conservation du musée copte et du groupe de conservation des momies de la région d'Arab Elhesn.