Migrations of Early Culture: A Study of the Significance of the Geographical Distribution of Mummification as Evidence of Migrations and the Spread of Certain Customs and Beliefs is a fascinating book by Grafton Elliot Smith that explores the important role of the geographic distribution of mummification in this context. The author examines how the distribution of mummification can serve as evidence of migrations of peoples, the spread of certain customs and beliefs in early times. This book offers in-depth analysis and conclusions about the interrelationship of cultures and their geographical location, revealing the uniqueness and complexity of migration processes and the spread of cultural practices.