Abstract
(1) The external characteristics of the human body are well preserved in unembalmed bodies buried in warm sand at least three or four thousand years ago. (2) The fasciae, nerves and blood vessels are well preserved in these bodies. (3) The muscles are greatly shrunken and show no nuclei, but show cross striations, which are best seen in teased and unstained preparations. (4) Blood corpuscles measuring 1.9 microns in diameter are reported for the first time in these ancient tissues. Hemoglobin tests are negative, but iron tests are positive. (5) A condition of Silicosis of the lung with pleural adhesion was found.
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