From - Live Science By- Kristel Tjandra Edited by - Amal Udawatta A 3,500-year-old mummy dubbed the 'Screaming Woman' was found in an Egyptian tomb. A virtual autopsy of the mummy showed that her organs were still intact and well preserved. (Image credit: Sahar Saleem) An ancient Egyptian woman died in so much pain, her muscles instantaneously locked up — freezing her final scream in place for 3,500 years, an analysis of the mummy, dubbed the "Screaming Woman," reveals. The researchers also found that the woman had been embalmed in expensive imported substances and had all of her organs inside her body, suggesting a unique way of preservation. The researchers revealed their findings in a new study published Friday (Aug. 2) in the journal Frontiers in Medicine . "Mummification in ancient Egypt is still full of secrets," study co-author Sahar Saleem , a mummy radiologist at Kasr Al Ainy Hospital of Cairo University, told Live Science in an...