#mummification
I’m just slightly disappointed that they stopped at the ankles. I can see skin. This makes me sad. I would’ve kept going.
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The winning team, The Mermaids has their containment tubs ready to collect the losers. Stay tuned for our prize giving ceremony!
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The other voices Navara barely heard through the rubber coating were also pleading for help just like her.
Comm for TrueDoubleJ. Inspired by a piece by RubberMatt
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Well, that and the products are so fun to use that I felt like keeping them to myself. After the test subjects have gone home, of course.
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Patreon reward for Lyra ($10 tier) October 2021
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BB also ended up in the factory and got suited in a latex animal suit.
Patreon reward for Zeroforever ($20 tier) may21
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Mocha also went into that otherworldly garden. Looks like the flowers took a liking towards her
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I woke up, unable to move and with a spherical fibrous bulb encircling my head. I could hear whispers outside the bulb which went silent as soon as I started mmphing through the single leaf tightly gagging me.
The fibrous coat wrapping me stretched as I swayed from left to right. “I can escape this.” I mumbled through my leaf gag. The efforts paid off with the bulb around my head finally opening into a set of red petals surrounding my head. Freedom.
That was until I realized how far I was from the ground. Apparently in this dimension, flowers grow 50 feet tall. I panicked. Maybe it would’ve been better if the bulb was closed around my head so I wouldn’t have to trigger my fear of heights…
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Inspired by artist SMS / EKrayon
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Roughly 60 years ago, an archaeologist snapped photos of several skeletons buried in 8,000-year-old graves in southern Portugal. Now, a new analysis of these previously undeveloped photos suggests that the oldest human mummies don’t hail from Egypt or even Chile, but rather Europe.
More than a dozen ancient bodies were found in Portugal’s southern Sado Valley during excavations in the 1960s, and at least one of those bodies had been mummified, possibly to make it easier to transport before its burial, researchers said after analyzing the images and visiting the burial grounds.
And there are signs that other bodies buried at the site may have also been mummified, which suggests that the practice could have been widespread in this region at this time. Read more.
