The names and titles of the deceased person would feature in a broad band down the centre, along with standard formulas such as "may he/she live for ever". If the person was royalty their names were written inside an oval frame known as a cartouche.
Around the edge would be standard texts giving protection to the body and stating the names of protector gods and goddesses. Symbols of life, protection and eternity would be prominent in the designs painted on the case and the person's names would be repeated - the Egyptians believed that a person's soul would live for ever as long as their name was remembered, so ensuring that the name was recorded many times helped to ensure their continued existence.
The mummy case was regarded by the Ancient Egyptians as an alternative body for the soul.
a sarcophagus
what is this!
To answer your question: A mummy's case which is like a coffin is called a sarcophagus
a sarcopahgus
The mummy case was regarded by the Ancient Egyptians as an alternative body for the soul.
a sarcophagus
what is this!
Egyptian picture writing is also known as hieroglyphics. Hieroglyphics is one of the earliest forms of writing in human history.
To answer your question: A mummy's case which is like a coffin is called a sarcophagus
Hieroglyphics were used to communicate and to write down records. For example when the egyptians went to trade they wrote down taxes.
start over what you did
It is called a sarcophagus.
a sarcopahgus
ranch dressing
they add the mummys gold a treasures
you have to win it in the fountian game.