What items may the ancient Egyptians have wanted to take with them to the after life?

Answer 1

Ancient Egyptians believed in life after death. According to their religion, death was another part of life. It was thought that the dead went to a place called the " Next World"- a land filled with comfort and happiness. The early Egyptians believed that for the pharaohs to enjoy life in the " Next World" they needed their earthly bodies. Therefore, a pharaoh's body was preserved with oils and salts and linen wrappings. A body treated in this way was called a mummy. Ideas about the next "Next World" led ancient Egyptians to believe that the dead would need clothing and food. Thus Tutankhamen, like other pharaohs, was buried with his personal belongings. The "Next World", however, was not a pace only for the rich. Even the poorest Egyptians could make the journey. They, too, were buried with belongings that would help them in the "Next World".

Answer 2

The Egyptians took all of their daily belongings. They took things such as combs, bowls, and cups.

Answer 3

they put objects in so in the mummies after life they will have those things with them