They thought when a person died, this one could wake up and do normal things as when he or she was alive. That's why theEgyptians put on their thumbs, food, clothes and precious objects. They think they need these things for the afterlife. ANSWER: Very few ancient Egyptians were actually mummified It was the usual custom of the royal families and the Nobel men. This being said, aside from these the rest were typically slaves. The mummification process involved the removal of the viscera (lungs, stomach, intestines, kidneys etc.) and the brain before being left in the a bath of alkali salts (natron) for 40 days leaving only the head free from the bath. The body was treated with resins and bound in linen. Several religious ceremonies were undertaken throughout the process. Finally the head is bound and the body is places into its coffin and sarcophagus. It was taken to the tomb where items for the afterlife were left including food, weapons, slaves, furniture wealth and ushabti dolls. Otherwise people were buried along with grave goods such as foodstuffs and weapons to aid their travels through the underworld. In the ancient Egyptian culture if a body was not whole at the time of interment it could not pass into paradise and was doomed to wander limbo for eternity.
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they went to allah and got the 72 virgins they wanted and they got raped by a devil.
they believed that it was a new world. it could be whatever you wanted it to be it was ur new life <3
The Pharaohs were buried in the egypts with the sun god. but the pharaohs were buried with clothing, jewels or jewelery, etc.....
most egyptians lived to around the age of 30
The ancient Egyptians were based in egypt.
Ancient Egyptians believed that their ruler was a god on Earth and when he died, he would become Osirus.
most Ancient Egyptians were peasant farmers
no abortions go back to the ancient Egyptians and probably before that. It was def around before the Nazis and many women died in backalley abortions.