It took 70 days.
Tutankharmun ruled the whole of ancient being upper and lower egypt.
In ancient Egypt,only priests and his assistants were allowed to make mummies.The whole process takes 70 days.
There was no money in ancient Egypt the whole economy was run on barter.
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Their economy was based on the Pharaoh. It is that way because the Pharaoh would have to run the whole country. Without the Pharaoh the whole country would fall apart.
The process of mummification in ancient Egypt typically took around 70 days to complete. This involved removing internal organs, dehydrating the body with salts, and wrapping it in linen bandages. The length of the process could vary depending on the deceased's social status and resources available.
It is the Eastern region of the Sahara Desert spanning 50,000 square kilometres of North Eastern Sudan between the Nile and the Red Sea
You're right, religion was very important to ancient Egyptians. Their whole life was based and focused on what would happen in the Afterlife. It was very important that they make the journey to the Afterworld, and serve their mighty gods.
Yes the river Nile is the only river in Egypt and without it all the people there would be completely stuck and the whole of Egypt would become a desert. It makes the land fertile and people able to live in Egypt. It is also the longest river in the world. In ancient times the wadi in the northeast Sinai had more water. It was the eastern border of Egypt and was the River of Egypt referred to in the Bible.
farming in Egypt was hard and was a whole lot of work.
Ancient Egypt Art At first the luxury of isolation and peace, and then, under Thutmose III and Rameses II, the spoils of oppression and war, gave to Egypt the opportunity and the means for massive architecture, masculine statuary, and a hundred minor arts that so early touched perfection. The whole theory of progress hesitates before Egyptian art. * http://www.love-egypt.com/ancient-egypt-art.html
Since Tut's tomb was the one of the very few that weren't robbed by grave robbers, it was laden with things that had never been seen before, and gave a whole insight into life in Ancient Egypt, and so many new discoveries were made from the find of his tomb