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valuable items, ancient writings, sarcofagus of kings and things like that has been found in mumies tombs
They built strong pyramids because the Egyptians kept valuable items inside them and also put people and MUMMIES I think.
In their tombes mummies had pottery, items of value, family pets and also some food for their journey to the afterlife.
jewels, gold, diamonds, coins,
The rituals in Egypt are: if someone important died then they would mummify them then they would put valuable items with the mummies for them to be rich in the afterlife Anubis, the god of mummification and death, would see if they were good enough for the after life and let them through or not.
People dislike lending valuable items fearing they will be damaged or not returned.
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Take a chain or string, chew a piece of gum and get it wet and sticky, attach it to the end of the chain or string, then let it in through the hole till it sticks to the item, then pull it up. You can use a pencil to push the gum against the item you are trying to retrieve. Or, if the items are made of metal, take a string and attach a strong magnet to it, and use that to get the items out of the hole.
Cash in transit is also commonly referred to as CIT or CVIT which means the physical transferring process of banknotes, coins or other valuable items.
oil
Mummies were traditionally buried in elaborate tombs or catacombs in ancient Egypt. These burial sites were often filled with treasures and items believed to help the deceased in the afterlife. Today, mummies are typically displayed in museums or kept in carefully controlled storage conditions for preservation.
anything valuable