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The Egyptians removed the viscera, which were preserved separately in four canopic jars.

Their notebooks, additional archival materials, and a 2003 study of the walls — which were preserved — turned up more than two hundred poems.

But the records, which were preserved among the papers of a foundation that provided scholarships to African students at the time, may also resurrect old pain.

All the systems of Indian philosophy (except the Samkhya, which had its karikas, or doctrinal verses) had their own sutras, most of which were preserved in writing early in the Common Era.

The scientists based their finding on the fact that the skeletons, which were preserved in place by the ash, showed absolutely no evidence that the victims suffered any agony or had any reflexive defensive reaction.

The incriminating SMS messages found as a result of this analysis then led to other sources of information, which were preserved before the employee knew he was under suspicion.

He died in 1893 in his third-floor bedroom, which is preserved with Booth artifacts.

Non-canonical Hamiltonian systems have K-symplectic structures which are preserved by K-symplectic numerical integrators.

Professor Kleiner also discusses the Stadium of Domitian, the shape of which is preserved in Rome's Piazza Navona.

The sacrum consists of four sacral vertebrae (Fig. 4a d), all of which are preserved in articulation with the ilium.

You can see it slipping away in his correspondence with Koussevitzky, which is preserved at the Library of Congress.