Scientists have identified and recreated the scent used to preserve the remains of an Egyptian noblewoman mummified in 1450 BC, the Daily Mail reported, with the aroma called "the scent of eternity."
Researchers recreated an ancient Egyptian mummification scent from 3500 years ago, revealing insights into historical mummification practices and trade networks. Set to be exhibited at the Moesgaard Museum, this scent aims to transport visitors back in time. In an innovative endeavor to create a
The balm was made out of beeswax, plant oil, fats, bitumen, Pinaceae resins, a balsamic substance, and dammar or Pistacia tree resin,” according to the study, published on Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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