2,000 years old!
2,000 years old!
3,335 years old.
The oldest mummy is 5000 years old. It was found in Sakarra in 2003. Resource:
You get aluminium foil try to make it into a sarcophagus shape the best you can (make the bottom and top) then tape it together on one side and leave another for the opening. Then paper mache all of it. If you do not know how to make paper mache then follow these steps: 1. Get water, flour and paper 2. Mix them together 3. Then paper mache what ever you need! After you do that, let it dry for about 15-20 minutes the least. Then get colourful paint and draw hieroglyphs or a Egyptian face (you can find them on Google) let it dry. If you would like to put a mummy inside of the sarcophagus (this is why you had to keep one side open) this is how you do it: 1. Get aluminium foil and make it into a body shape 2. Paper Mache it (steps shown above) 3. Let it dry for 15-20 minutes at the least. 4. Paint it and make it look dusty so it looks like it is old. 5. Let it dry. After the mummy is dry and ready, put it in the sarcophagus and there you have it! You have created an Ancient Egyptian sarcophagus! Hope you had fun making it and if you'd like you could at additional details to your sarcophagus! :)
The sawdust and the old rags are some of the things that are usually stuffed in the mummy. These things are stuffed into the mummy to give it a given shape.
Luke Ford was not in the Mummy Returns (thank God).
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In 1922 when Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamun, the mummy was 3,245 years old.
The old collection
A mummy is the body of a person (or an animal) that has been preserved after death
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