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In the tomb beside the pharaoh was many of the ruler's most prized possessions. For example, there were mini gods and goddesses statues, as well as paintings on the wall expressing the many deeds of the pharaoh. There were also containers that contained the pharaohs intestines and much more.
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What do pyramids and mummies have in common?
Both were involved in treatment of dead pharaohs. The body of the pharaoh was mummified and the pyramid served as the tomb.
What is the false burial chamber?
The True Burial Chamber in an Egyptian pyramid tombed the dead pharaoh, or king.
What was the purpose of the Egyptian pyramids?
The purpose of the Egyptian pyramids was for the pharaohs to have a place where wild animals, grave robbers, and the floods of the Nile didn't have effect on the body. When first built, the pyramids were white, being made out of limestone, reflected light. To the Egyptians this pleased sun god, Ra, so once the pyramid was done being built the pharaoh would " make a connection" with Ra. Once the pharaoh died he/she would be put to rest in that same pyramid for his/her life
What happens after the mummification process is completed?
Usually in Egypt, after the body is mummified, they'd put it in a tomb ( a coffin with a figure of a person or a pharaoh at the front) and would store it in a pyramid. In the tomb, they would also put jewels and special things that the mummified person owned. Hope this helps :)
What is the oldest pyramid in the Egypt?
The oldest Egyptian pyramid is the Pyramid of Djoser. It was built in the 3rd Dynasty - planned by Imhotep as a solution to previous Pharaoh burial sites being robbed by thieves. Pyramids would offer better protection to the dead Pharaohs as they had a maze-like structure, dead-ends, booby traps and secret rooms. They even added the extra touch of trying to scare people away by placing "curses" on those who disturb them.
What is a pyramid used for?
A pyramid is used to hold the dead bodies of the pharaoh and his family.
Where were the pyramids made for?
They are tombs, made to house the body of a dead Pharaoh. The ancient Egyptians believed in a complex afterlife and the pyramid was built to make sure the Pharaoh got there.
What do pyramids and mummies have in common?
Both were involved in treatment of dead pharaohs. The body of the pharaoh was mummified and the pyramid served as the tomb.
Why was a step pyramid important?
The step pyramid was important because it was a place to hold dead bodies and to bury the pharaoh or leader.
Why did they put a stone on the the mummy's mouth?
it was placed on the pharaoh's mouth because pharaoh's ka to speak in the lord of the dead.
How did they put the dead body in the pyramid?
they stuffed it in
What is the false burial chamber?
The True Burial Chamber in an Egyptian pyramid tombed the dead pharaoh, or king.
Who were the pyramid mad for?
The Dead Body's of Egypt or any Royalty
What is the length of dead body of firon?
The length of Firon's also known as a pharaoh dead body is not known. Firon was discovered in the Egyptian tombs in 1898.
What was the purpose of the Egyptian pyramids?
The purpose of the Egyptian pyramids was for the pharaohs to have a place where wild animals, grave robbers, and the floods of the Nile didn't have effect on the body. When first built, the pyramids were white, being made out of limestone, reflected light. To the Egyptians this pleased sun god, Ra, so once the pyramid was done being built the pharaoh would " make a connection" with Ra. Once the pharaoh died he/she would be put to rest in that same pyramid for his/her life
What so you call a dead body in ancients Egypt?
Mummification, it's a simple word that means a dead body of a pharaoh, a noble, a slave, etc.
Osiris lives in the pyramid of Giza right?
You are correct on the following basis. It was believed that when a pharaoh died they became 'Osiris' king of the dead and that the new pharaoh became 'Horus' the god of the heavens and protector of the sun god.
