As gross as it might sound, most of the mummification was generally done by removing all the visceral organs through the mouth and nasal passsages so as not to disfigure the body. The instruments used had a hook on the end to "grab" onto the organ.
ancient Egyptians believed in life after death
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There were morticians who specialized in the embalming process in Egypt. Morticians would often also be priests to underworld gods such as Osiris or Anubis.
tools used: stones, rocks, gold, etc.
you get mummified
they mummified animals in Ancient Egypt to give them as offerings to the gods.
YES!
If I understand your question correctly and its related to what I think its related to, then: The Ancient Egyptians mummified bodies of the dead in...well, Egypt.
Acient Egypt.
Everyone in ancient Egypt was allowed to get mummified, but the tomb and process was very expensive and out of reach of most Egyptians, so they were were buried in the desert which naturally mummified them
different people at different times
They wore an Anubis face mask when they mummified people and animals.
The valley of the kings or Pyramids in ancient Egypt
To bury dead pharaohs in after they were mummified
they mummified them like they did with the humans
many animals were also mummified (particularly cats in ancient egypt) because they were considered to be holy ,or seen as companions to the dead