Austrian mummy reveals unknown embalming method.
An old mummy was found in the basement of a church in Austria, Europe.
It was said to be the mummy of a priest who died in the 18th century.
Some of the cloth had intricate embroidery.
There were also chemicals like zinc chloride.
Researchers believe that these objects helped keep the mummy dry.
Researchers believe the mummy is that of a priest named Franz Xaver Sidler von Rosenegg.
Sidler believes he died of tuberculosis.
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