The mummy in Papua New Guinea is different. Not bandaged, nor in a coffin. Just put on the edge of the cliff with a skull and body frame is still intact.
Not wrapped in cloth and put into a crate, a mummy in Papua New Guinea is sitting on the ground. The shape is still intact and there is a skin, but some of the skull is clearly visible white.
This Papua New Guinea mummy is in a remote district of Papua New Guinea called Aseki. Its location is included in the Anga area, which is about 250 km from the town of Lae.
Mummies in Papua New Guinea, first known by British explorer Charles Higginson. He sailed to Papua New Guinea in 1907, then spread Christianity and explored every corner of the island. Samapi finally, find the mummies there.
Some tribes in Papua New Guinea believe, if the bodies are made mummies is the highest respect. There's more to say, the location of the mummies is considered a sacred location.