Archaeologists excavate Pompeii: A major excavation of the Roman city of Pompeii has begun, revealing insights into ancient Roman life preserved by volcanic ash since the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

Eva Perón’s remains preserved: The body of Eva Perón, the influential Argentine figure, was meticulously embalmed after her death at 33 and has been preserved in Italy, later returned to Argentina, where it remains a symbol of her legacy.

Kim Jong-il’s body displayed: The preserved body of North Korea’s former leader Kim Jong-il is housed in a glass coffin at the Kumsusan Memorial Palace, where it is displayed during state events, despite reports of temporary removal for repairs.

Siberian Ice Maiden discovered: Archaeologists uncovered the mummified body of a 25-year-old princess, known as the Siberian Ice Maiden, revealing significant insights into ancient cultural practices and rituals, including her burial alongside sacrificed horses.

Chilean mummies provide historical insights: The Chilikitsok mummies, discovered in Greenland, are among the best-preserved mummies in North America, offering valuable information about the lives and customs of ancient Inuit people.

Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster’s remarkable preservation: The body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, founder of the Benedictine Sisters of Mary, was found remarkably preserved four years after her burial, sparking discussions about incorruptibility in religious traditions.