Indonesian tribe honors its dead by Mummification their bodies with smoke

The Mummification of the dead is keeping dead bodies by chemicals, human body maintains its appearance and it seems as if alive, when exposed in a public place and before the funeral, and that for medical or ornamental reasons; in addition to that it fulfills the requirements of some religions that are delaying the burial for several days, or have to move the body to another place, it will prevent the mummification rotting the body.

In a remote village in one of the islands in Indonesia, there is a tribe exercised strange rituals to honor their dead through the Mummification of their bodies with smoke to remain it in good condition for hundreds of years.

The British Daily Miller newspaper said in a report with pictures on the details of the life of this tribe that live in the "Papua" area, an island in central Indonesia, one of the oldest islands.

The head of the tribe "Danny" appeared holds the body of one of grandparent which mummified with smoke amid the ritual celebration of the sons, the tribe discovered for the first time by chance by American researcher Richard Archbold in 1938.

It drew the British newspaper that the mummification smoking does not apply to all members of the tribe, but with a specific number of its sons who occupy a high position in tribe, in recent years Danny ‘s tribe attracted a tourists from all over the world, where they have offers fake wars to spread their culture and traditions..