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The ancient Egyptians practiced elaborate burial customs to honor the dead, believing in an afterlife. They typically embalmed bodies to preserve them, using natron and various oils, and placed them in coffins. The deceased were often buried with grave goods, such as food, jewelry, and amulets, to aid them in the afterlife. Tombs, ranging from simple pits to grand structures like pyramids, were designed to protect the body and possessions from theft and decay.

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