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Preserving the Crocodile Mummy at The British Museum (Video)
The conservation of the crocodile mummy at The British Museum is a meticulous process led by Barbara Wills, an expert in the department of Conservation and Scientific Research. The crocodile mummy, excavated in 1895 at Kom Ombo, Egypt, by Jacques de Morgan, hasn't been on display for over 75 years. Barbara's role involves ensuring its stability and resilience for both present and future exhibition.
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