To know who was in the sarcophagus
egyptians painted gods and goddesses on tomb walls.
Architecture: pyramids, tombs, burial mounds, palaces Sculpture: sarcophagi, Ka statues, low-relief wall carvings (inside tombs) Painting: painting on sarcophagi, on walls, on statues, on papyrus etc. Almost all of the art of Ancient Egyptians was dedicated to deities or Pharoahs, who were essentially considered god-like.
They used basalt in ancient Egypt to make walls for protection!
So the dead could have those things in the after life.
Yes, traces of cyanide have been found in the gas chambers at Auschwitz II. The concentrations are low, but this is not surprising given that the gas chambers were blown up and left exposed to the elements of about thirty years.
There were hieroglyphic and beautiful painting of the dead person life.
The Pyramids have very narrow little corridors and even the grand burial Chambers are tiny to our eyes. The important chambers were filled with belongings and carvings on the walls but for the most part basic carved stone walls and corridors.
The walls of the upper chambers are thinner than those of the lower chambers. The upper chambers don't need to generate as much pumping force as the ventricles.
You can't paint your walls. You need to buy wallpaper from the YoDepot.
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Kasey Chambers has an award-winning album called "Barricades and Brick Walls".
The walls of the left ventricles are very much thicker as compared to the walls of the right ventricle. The left ventricles has to push the blood to whole body. The right ventricle has to push the blood to the lungs only.
The catacombs were constructed by digging underground tunnels into soft limestone, creating a network of burial chambers and passageways. The bodies of the deceased were then placed in niches or tombs along the walls of these tunnels. Over time, these catacombs expanded into extensive underground burial sites.
carved it into walls?
carved it into walls?
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inter ventricular septum