The body of a woman who died in the 17th century, preserved almost completely – the archaeologists – of Korrespondent.net

 French archaeologists have discovered almost completely preserved body of a woman-aristocrat who died in the 17th century, reports The Daily Mail. Remained intact hair, skin and brain dead.

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 In addition, the 350-year-old body is well preserved clothes – dress and shoes. According to the Archaeological Institute Inrap, the woman died in 1658 at age 60. She was buried with her husband’s heart.

 Already it was found that the deceased was a widow by the name of Louise de Kengo Countess Brefeyyak. While scientists using modern technologies were investigating body aristocrat. After careful analysis, it reburied in her native Rennes. For science is retained her clothes even possible that it put on display.

 Earlier, the archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient Italian man with a craniotomy.

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