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luminitza

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In reference to the reading, The Mummy of Hornedjitef: High Priest at Karnak, a CAT scan of Hornedjitef's mummy showed
 
  a. missing organs.
  b. a petrified brain.
  c. an unbandaged mummy structure.
  d. the remains of a man who during life was of importance and high station.
  e. organs placed in a separate container.

Question 2

What does John Noble Wilford's phrase in this sense, we are all African imply?
 
  a. European peoples emerged from areas in Asia.
  b. All humans are related to groups that migrated from Africa to the Americas.
  c. All human species started in Africa but became extinct during the ice ages.
  d. Humans evolved in Asia and moved to the warmer African climate.
  e. All humans are descendants from African Homo sapiens sapiens.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

e



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