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A "virtual autopsy" of the mummified remains of a toddler buried inside a family crypt in Austria reveals that the child died from a lack of sunlight, a new study finds. Believed to be Reichard Wilhelm, the first-born son of a Count of...
The details of the boy’s body suggest a macabre, classic horror tale but a virtual autopsy has revealed something more tragic.
Researchers have identified a rare baby mummy as the firstborn son of a count of Austria, and rickets may have led to the child’s death
The naturally mummified body of the infant comes from the family crypt of the Counts of Starhemberg, one of the oldest aristocratic families in Austria.
Examinations of a 17th century mummified infant have revealed the short, aristocratic, and privileged life he had still resulted in death from malnourishment.