well, people in ancient Egypt took the afterlife very seriously, this meant going through the mummification process which took about 70 days & weighing the heart & if the heart weighed more then the feather a crocodile would eat it & you wouldn't be able to make it to the afterlife because of your sins.
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They did a pee in their pyramids so they would be protected in the afterlife.
you get mummified
Well, Osiris was the god of the Afterlife in ancient Egypt.
mummies worked in the afterlife with the godesses.
In Ancient Egypt children were buried with toys to bring with them into the afterlife.
Kinda like the Egyptians version of Heaven.
What is a mastaba
Anubis. I think that he was actually jackal headed.
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Unlike most scholars of the ancient world, Salima Ikram knows her subjects on an intimate, face-to-face basis. In this interview, Ikram, an Egyptologist at the American University in Cairo, sheds light on why mummification was practiced in ancient Egypt, what the ancients thought the afterlife would be like, and why-of some 70 million mummies made-very few remain intact today.
Anubis, he is the god of mummification and death for all of ancient Egypt