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What do eqyptians wrap their mummies with?
The Egyptians wrap their mummies with linen cloth.
Why did they wrap up mummies and cats up in the ancient Egyptians?
they thought they were magical
Do they wrap mummies legs together or apart?
They wrap them together.
How long was the linen that Egyptians used to wrap their mummies?
It was up to about 400 yards long.
Who wrap mummy?
the people wrap up mummies are not really called anything in particular, the pharaohs and the Egyptians probably call them wrappers.
What happens after they wrap the mummies?
it rots
What was the material to wrap mummies?
linen
What music do mummies like?
Wrap music
Why did Egyptians wrap mummies?
they wrapped them because to remember them.
Why do Egyptians wrap mummies?
to preserve their body. .l_l
What are some ways the ancient Egyptians used linen?
to wrap mummies
What kind of banner paper used to wrap Egyptian mummies?
Linen
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