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How are human bodies mummified?
The bodies have their organs taking out and are embalmed.
What do they do to the body when its mummified?
when bodies are mummified they get their lungs, liver, stomach, and intestines taken out.
Why were ppeople mummified?
to preserve their bodies for the 'after life'.
Why did the egyptians mummify their bodies?
They mummified there body to preserve them.
What are mummified bodies called?
Mummified bodies are often referred to as "mummies." This term typically applies to human remains that have undergone preservation through various methods, most famously in ancient Egypt, where the process involved embalming and wrapping in linen. Mummification can also occur naturally in certain environments, such as in bogs or arid deserts, leading to naturally preserved bodies.
Why the Egyptian mummified their dead?
To preserve the bodies for use in the afterlife Also to keep the bodies clean.
What was done with bodies of ancient egyptians after they died?
They were mummified in linen and the linen was glued t the body And yes mummified is a real word.
Who is bodies were mummified?
Pharohs only. They mummified them to ensure a safe keeping of they body so that the pharoh could live a preserved afterlife
Where were mummified bodies buried in?
The valley of the kings or Pyramids in ancient Egypt
Who mummified the bodies of pharaohs?
Embalmers mummified the pharaohs, as well as the chief embalmer wearing a jackal mask to represent Anubius the god of mummification.
Why was the iceman significant?
he was the oldest mummified human
When did people begin to be mummified?
Egyptians thought pharaohs needed their bodies in the afterlife.
