- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Mummified animal, possibly a dog.
- Long description
- Mummified animal, possibly that of a dog. The bandages are intricate in their wrapping and seem to be secure.
- Geographical reference
- Person
- Field collector Unknown Collector
- PRM source Oxford University Museum of Natural History
- PRM source Department of Comparative Anatomy, Oxford University Museum of Natural History
- Date / Period
- Archaeological period: Ancient Egyptian
- Date collected
- By 1912
- Acquisition information
- Transferred: 1912
- Materials and processes
- Material Animal, Material Dog Bone Animal, Process Mummified
- Dimensions
- Length: max 295 mm, Width: max 126 mm, Depth: max 88 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1912.94.1
- Research and responses
See 'Complex Organic Chemical Balms of Pharaonic Animal Mummies', by Stephen Buckley et al, in Nature, Vol. 431 (September 2004). (Copy in RDF; Researchers: Buckley.) [ZM 28/09/2006; JC 17 8 2011]
Search terms: Animalia, Death, Religion, Mummy, Animal Part
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