Which civilization was known for mummifying their dead?
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The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ), which is a source of mummification, describes the evergreen plant. The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ) also describes the quality of civilization, which is the opposite of primitive culture.
The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926–1947 ) was written between the epochs of the Great Soviet culture and the epoch of the primitive culture . It was also described by the mummification of the evergreen plant . The latter is an example of living in the same culture .
Which civilization was known for mummifying their dead?</s>The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ), which is a source of mummification, describes the evergreen plant. The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ) also describes the quality of civilization, which is the opposite of [unused1]primitive culture                [unused2] .
Which civilization was known for mummifying their dead?</s>The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ), which is a source of mummification, describes the evergreen plant. The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926-1947 ) also describes the quality of civilization, which is the opposite of primitive culture.
Which civilization was known for mummifying their dead?</s>The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926–1947 ) was written between the epochs of the Great Soviet culture and the epoch of the [unused1]primitive culture                [unused2] . It was also described by the mummification of the evergreen plant . The latter is an example of living in the same culture .
Which civilization was known for mummifying their dead?</s>The Great Soviet Encyclopedia ( 1926–1947 ) was written between the epochs of the Great Soviet culture and the epoch of the primitive culture . It was also described by the mummification of the evergreen plant . The latter is an example of living in the same culture .
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