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Cherchen Man

Cherchen Man or Chärchän Man or Ur-David is the modern name given to a mummy found in the town Cherchen, located in current Xinjiang region of China. The mummy is a member of the group known as Tarim mummies. His naturally-mummified remains were discovered in Tomb 2 at the Zaghunluq cemetery, near the town of Qiemo (Chärchän) in the Taklamakan Desert of…

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CherchenXinjiangTarim mummiesMummifiedQiemo
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Created
1000 BCE
Discovered
Cherchen
Material
Natural mummy
Present location
Xinjiang Museum, China
Registration
Tomb 85QZM 2

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Cherchen Man

Nodes21
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Triples33
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
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Cherchen Man

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related to Discovery · 9
Cherchen Man → Archaeologists, Cherchen, In September, Qiemo, Tarim Basin, The, Tomb, Xinjiang, Zaghunluq
related to Condition and preservation · 7
Cherchen Man → Archaeologists, He, His, Soft, Tarim, Tarim Basin, Within
related to Associated objects and clothing · 4
Cherchen Man → The, The Cherchen Man, These, Yellow
related to Gallery · 4
Cherchen Man → Cherchen, Cherchen ManA, The, Tomb A-2
related to Links · 4
Cherchen Man → Chinese Mummies, October, Secrets, The Archaeology News Network
Created · 1
Cherchen Man → 1000 BCE
Discovered · 1
Cherchen Man → Cherchen
Material · 1
Cherchen Man → Natural mummy
Present location · 1
Cherchen Man → Xinjiang Museum, China
Registration · 1
Cherchen Man → Tomb 85QZM 2

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cherchen man tomb mummy tarim remains china xinjiang cemetery basin also located archaeologists burial three infant known chärchän town associated

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cherchen ManCreated1000 BCE1.00infobox
Cherchen ManDiscoveredCherchen1.00infobox
Cherchen ManMaterialNatural mummy1.00infobox
Cherchen ManPresent locationXinjiang Museum, China1.00infobox
Cherchen ManRegistrationTomb 85QZM 21.00infobox
Cherchen Manrelated to Associated objects and clothingThe Cherchen Man0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Associated objects and clothingThe0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Associated objects and clothingYellow0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Associated objects and clothingThese0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Condition and preservationTarim0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Condition and preservationHis0.60section
Cherchen Manrelated to Condition and preservationTarim Basin0.60section

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