In ancient Egyptian culture, the heart was considered the seat of intelligence and emotion, as well as the center of a person's being. During the mummification process, the heart was often left in the body or placed back inside after preservation, as it was believed to be essential for the deceased's journey in the afterlife. It was thought that the heart would be weighed against the feather of Ma'at during the judgment of the dead, determining the individual's fate in the next world. This practice underscored the heart's vital role in both life and the afterlife.
The heart was left in the mummies.
It took long to prepare a mummy because the egyptians had to take the organs of the stomach and the brian out of the nostrils.They left the heart in its place because the thought it ment something to them.
The heart... The heart was left in the body so that the Egyptian god Anubis could weigh it prior to guiding the dead through the underworld.
you cut the left side of the mummy .
What? They were "successful mummy makers". They are the people who created the mummy in the first place.
The geckos heart is in the same place as a human's. In his chest on the left side.
Place the stethoscope over the heart (left side of the chest) and count the heart beat for a full minute.
the ancient Egyptians thought THAT THE HEART WAS THE CENTRE OF INTELLIGENCE AND EMOTION SO THEY TOOK OUT THE BRAIN BEFORE THEY WRAPPED THE MUMMY
It is part of the heart, look at the diagram on the link I will place below.
It was wrapped and left to dry
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So they can live in the after life. they didn't believe the brain was used for thinking, instead people in ancient Egypt thought that the heart was used for thinking...that way they could still be able to do things in the after life.