Under Saint-Denis, the remains of a mummified queen delivered a still soft lung fourteen centuries later. Aromatic plants absorbed and copper from her belt would have protected this organ.
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Under Saint-Denis, the remains of a mummified queen delivered a still soft lung fourteen centuries later. Aromatic plants absorbed and copper from her belt would have protected this organ.