Wrapped Cadaver is a term used to describe a corpse that has been preserved and wrapped in cloth or other materials. It is most commonly associated with ancient Egyptian mummification, where the body was wrapped in linen and other materials to preserve it for the afterlife. The term 'MUMMY' is derived from the Arabic word 'mummiya, ' which means 'embalmed body.' Mummies were often placed in tombs or pyramids and were believed to protect the deceased in the afterlife.