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National Museum of Iran
Natural salt-men mummies from the Douzlākh salt mine at Chehrābād, Iran, preserve miners killed in collapses; Salt Man 1 is at the National Museum of Iran.
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Next evidence →2,000Palermo's Capuchin Catacombs keep around 2,000 skeletons and mummified bodies — Europe's largest displayed mummy assemblage.

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