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What is embalment?
you embalm a dead pharaoh. you take out all of the organs such as the lungs the liver and the brain. to take out the brain they would break the nose and take out the brain by the nose bit by bit. then they would wrap the pharaoh in linen and when they wrap the pharaoh that part is called mummification.
How do Egyptians pluck out the pharaoh's internal organs without destroying the body in mummification?
During the mummification process, ancient Egyptians made a small incision on the left side of the body to remove the internal organs, which were then preserved separately in canopic jars. The organs were carefully extracted to avoid damaging the body, as they believed that the organs were necessary for the afterlife.
How long does it take to remove the organs of a mummy?
40 days
What is the name of the vessel used to hold the internal organs of the pharaoh?
Canopic Jars
When Pharaoh's died why did they pull out the brains?
Well, they thought that brains and organs were not needed.
How long can a pharaoh can be pharaoh?
until they die XL
How long did it take to become Pharaoh in ancient Egypt?
It depends, if you were the son you would most likely become Pharaoh after your father or mother Pharaoh died. then if you die without a child the position goes to the second closest relative.
How long was Cleopatra Pharaoh?
Cleopatra was the Pharaoh for 17 years.
How long does a pharaoh remain a pharaoh?
Until they are overthrown or die.
How long did Cleopatras be a pharaoh?
Cleopatra reigned as pharaoh for 17 years.
How long did it take to construct the tomb for the second pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt?
about 15 years
How where the ancient Egyptian rulers chosen?
it was chosen by "god". the first born son of the pharaoh would be pharaoh next in line because it is believed that the first born son is chosen by god.
