It is called a ushabti, also spelled as shabti.
You are thinking of the "servant" figurines placed in tombs to perform all kinds of manual work on behalf of the deceased person in the afterlife.
These figurines are variously called ushabtis, shawabtis or shabtis (hieroglyphs wSHb = to answer). Their primary purpose was to "answer" the spirit of the dead person and do whatever work was needed, just like a real servant.
I think you mean ushabtis or shabtis. They don't always hold farm tools.
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It's a shabti.
It is called a ushabti, also spelled as shabti.
The 1932 The Mummy had the name of Im-Ho-Tep, also known as Ardeth Bey. In the first mummy film, Boris Karloff was the character of the mummy in that film. There was a sequence mummy movies after this and Boris Karloff played the mummy a few more times.
It is called a mummy
in Egypt and library's book about mummy!
I think that the mummy was invented around 2600 BC.
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A Shabti.
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The answer is shabits.
Ushabti or shabti
They are actually dead.However, the legend is real, believe it I not.
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