article_snippet: his body a statue before the body rotted was first displayed in Drents Museum in the Netherlands in 2014, causing the Cultural Relics Bureau to launch an investigation.
article_snippet: The mummified remains were discovered at the end of February after he took his body a statue before the body rotted to the museum in the Netherlands to be restored.
article_snippet: The mummified remains were discovered at the end of February February after a private owner took his body a statue before the body rotted to Drents Museum at the Meander Medical Centre in the Netherlands for restoration.
article_snippet: Above, Drents Museum completes a CT scan .
article_snippet: Above, a scientist examines the base of his body a statue before the body rotted .
article_snippet: The mummified remains had been due to be put on display at Drents Museum until May 2015.
article_snippet: But The mummified remains have now been pulled after people at Drents museum, which completed the CT scan and endoscopy, requested The mummified remains were no longer used.
article_snippet: The mummified remains now hope that the issue can be raised during the visit of the Dutch prime minister to China, paving the way for the issue to be repatriated to the issue rightful home.