Indeed, according the Virtual Mummy's official site, the CT-Scan was made in 1991, so it have more than twenty years!
I choosed the year of 1997 because it was the creation of Virtual Mummy, a project where some researchers of University of Hamburg-Eppendorf shared a couple of interactive .MOV files used to reconstruct this mummy.
The original project can be visited here: http://www.voxel-man.de/gallery/virtual_mummy/
The links of the interactive movies can be viewed here: http://www.voxel-man.de/gallery/virtual_mummy/scenes.html
I was not able to find a lot information about the mummy. Only that she was 30 years old when died, more than 2300 years ago.
I would like to register the power of Blender's video editor to select the area of interest and isolate it.
Even with the little dimensions of the CT-Scan I was able to get a good quality of 3D reconstruction using IMG2DCM and InVesalius.
To put the model in the right proportions, I used the images inside this article: http://www.uke.de/institute/medizinische-informatik/downloads/institut-medizinische-informatik/pommert-mc1991.pdf
With the skull in my hands, the reconstruction was done.
I hope it can be useful and enjoyable for you, like was to me.
A big hug and I see you in the next article!
