Review Article
Mummification in Korea and China: Mawangdui, Song, Ming and Joseon Dynasty Mummies
Table 3
Mummies of Warring States and Western Han Period, China.
| Mummy | Year | Excavated Sites | Date of Death (or Estimated Period) | Sex | Archaeological findings |
| Guo-Jia Gang Tomb No. 1 | 1994 | Jingmen city/ Hubei province | Middle stage of Warring States Period | Female | Duplicated coffin (1 outer; 1 inner); Well-preserved mummy |
| Mawangdui | 1971 | Changsha/ Hunan Province | After 168 BCE, but not too late | Female | Multiplicated coffin (2 outer; 4 inner); Charcoal and kaolin clay around the coffin; Water on the floor of the coffin; Well-preserved mummy |
| Phoenix Hill No. 168 | 1975 | Jiangling County/ Hubei Province | 167 BCE | Male | Triplicated coffin (1 outer; 2 inner); Clay around the coffin; Water on the floor of the coffin; Well-preserved mummy |
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