mummification
Pharaohs do not step down, they rule until death.
The ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaohs became divine after death. Different pharaohs were devoted to different deities during their lifetimes, as evidenced by the temples they built.
the death mask.
The after life
mummification
they embalmed the bodies of pharaohs so that the pharaohs had their body for the afterlife
Bentham requested at his death to have his body stuffed and put on display. It remains that way in London to this day.
Once a body was confirmed dead it was stuffed with embalming fluid. This was to help preserve the body for the afterlife.
Pharaohs do not step down, they rule until death.
No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.No, Cleopatra did not keep a cobra on her body. Cobras are deadly snakes, causing a painful, lingering death if they bite you. The cobra, however, was a symbol of protection for the pharaohs and Cleopatra had three cobra heads on her crown or headband.
It was stuffed with natron salt and then wrapped
It is Pharaohs baker. In the dream interpreted by Joseph. After Pharaohs birthday party.
The ancient Egyptians believed that the pharaohs became divine after death. Different pharaohs were devoted to different deities during their lifetimes, as evidenced by the temples they built.
Pharaohs and kings wore death masks.
the death mask.
The after life