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Mummies varied in shape, quality of embalming and colour. They were usually wrapped in multiple layers of linen. Nestawedjat's mummy is an excellent example, wrapped in linen up to 5 cm thick. Her outer shroud, secured into place by several textile bands, was originally dyed in dark pink or red. Analysis has revealed the use of safflower, a plant pigment that is unfortunately very light sensitive and is now barely visible.

A mummy's bandages and external appearance provide few clues as to the sex of the deceased. Little is known of the history of Nestawedjat and her associated coffins prior to their arrival at the British Museum in 1880. She was incorrectly identified as male in the 1960s old X-ray. The new CT scan finding suggests that the mummy was indeed that of a woman.

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