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Guanche mummies

Guanche mummies

Desiccated corpses of the indigenous people of Tenerife.

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  1. Guanches

    Native inhabitants of the Canary Islands.

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    Mummified Guanche man from 12th- or 13th-century Tenerife.

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    Guanche mummy.

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    Two Guanche mummies returned from Argentina to Tenerife.

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  5. Tenerife

    Largest and most populous Canary island.

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  6. Mummia

    Historical type of medicine.

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  7. Mummy

    Preserved dead human or animal.

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  8. Canary Islanders

    People of the Canary Islands.

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  9. Embalming

    Method of preserving human remains.

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  1. Canary Islands

    Spanish archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean.

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  2. Mummy

    Preserved dead human or animal.

    22%

  3. Mummy brown

    Historical pigment made with mummified remains.

    13%

  4. Child sacrifice

    Killing of a child to appease a tribe or deity.

    6.8%

  5. Tenerife

    Largest and most populous Canary island.

    5.2%

  6. Guanches

    Native inhabitants of the Canary Islands.

    4.5%

  7. Human sacrifice

    Ritualistic killing, usually as an offering.

    2.7%

  8. Mummy of San Andrés

    Guanche mummy.

    0.52%

  9. Zanata Stone

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