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Mark Spigelman is a Professor and Honorary Professor at Macquarie University, specializing in the study of ancient human remains and the history of microbial diseases. With over 25 years of experience as a consulting surgeon in Sydney, Australia, he transitioned into archaeology/anthropology, focusing on paleomicrobiology. His extensive research includes minimally destructive sampling techniques for ancient tissues, particularly in endoscopic sampling of mummies, a process he has performed over 600 times. Spigelman's work has been featured in various documentaries, including those by National Geographic and the Discovery Channel, and engages in partnerships with 20 museums and universities globally. His current research concentrates on tuberculosis and leprosy, successfully identifying pathogens like Leishmania, Malaria, and Schistosoma in ancient tissues. Additionally, he is examining histological aspects of mummies to assess paleopathological lesions, with a focus on significant mummy collections from Hungary, Sudan, and Korea, and is currently exploring mummies from 15th century Poland.
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