There is a special radiology machine at the Department of Archaeology at the University of Warsaw in Poland -- one that x-rays the bones and organs of the dead, rather than the living. It is part of the Warsaw Mummy Project, that was established in 2015 to study 40 ancient human and animal mummies that were kept in the National Museum of Warsaw. The project’s mission? To study diseases that might have occurred in antiquity, including bone diseases, metabolic disorders, vascular issues, parasitic diseases and cancer.
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