The process of taking a corpse and preparing it for burial is called mummification.
It is called a "mummy".
"Mummification."
Mummies are typically buried in sarcophagi, which are stone coffins often decorated with intricate carvings and inscriptions. The sarcophagi are placed in tombs or burial chambers to protect the mummies from decay and preserve them for the afterlife.
a group of mummies is called a festival
The process before burial is called mummification. Some Pharaohs were buried in the pyramids.
The mummies of Egyptian pharaohs were buried in mummy cases with burial costume that they think is important for immorality after death. They believed on rebirth after death so the dead bodies were buried with food items and things necessary for living.
About 3,000 years ago Egyptians preserved the bodies of the dead in a process called mummification. There is not an exact year recorded that the process began.
They are called Mummies.
A group of mummified bodies is commonly referred to as a "necropolis." This term typically describes a large, ancient cemetery or burial ground, often associated with significant archaeological sites where multiple mummies are found, such as in ancient Egypt. In some contexts, it may also be called a "mummery" or simply a "burial site" if referring specifically to the mummified remains.
The word for to bury in the earth...do you mean interred?
it is called a death mask
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