Mummies

They were embalmed before death, but the extent of preservation that is found in these mummies is also the result of permafrost. After burial the coffins filled with water which froze over, virtually creating a natural freezer that helped preserve the organic materials.

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Given the celebratiion and worship of the deceased in Egypt- this was a professional caste akin in a sense to modern funeral directors.l The Ankh was an eternity symbol believed to be derived from the Vagina. Yes, all mummies were worked on- so to speak by undertakers. The only exception would be the preserved corpses where weather and climate were-are a factor, the so-called Ice Mummies- these are not, strictly speaking mummies, but preserved bodies by cryogenic ( natural deep freezing) methods, some may have been intentional human sacrifices. For some reason these - and some strange funerary practices were very common in Peru, no wheres near Egypt. an odd-looking Cross called the Ojo de Dios ( Eye of God) was often found in funerary surroundings- this is NOT the normal Christian Cross. You figure it out.

Assuming the question is about Egyptian mummies, the depth the mummy was buried depended on the family's wealth and social status.

Only the more wealthy people could afford the full mummification process. Poorer people were buried in shallow desert graves, where dryness of the desert would create a natural mummy. The wealthier mummies would be interred in tombs, the most commonly recognised tomb is the mastaba, the body buried deep (~30ft) below the ground, the shaft blocked up by rocks.

As for the mummification process - yes, the brain was removed. the Egyptians did not know what purpose the brain functioned, they believed that thought and personality lived in the heart. To avoid damaging the head, the brain was pulverised using a hook on a wire, and removed through the nasal cavity.

In their tombes mummies had pottery, items of value, family pets and also some food for their journey to the afterlife.

Canopic jars are just pottery jars. Used for various purposes. Some civilisations used jars to hold the organs of embalmed prominent citizens. In ancient Egypt, mummies were buried with four canopic jars, one for each of Horus's sons, and each containing a different internal organ. The jar representing Imsety had a human head and contained the liver.

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imsety held the liver, hapy held the lungs, duamutef held the stomach, and qebehsenuf held the intestines.

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The Mummy ceremony was held for the family of the deceased person after the mummification process was complete. During this ceremony, the casket in which the mummy is in is lowered into the tomb.

The scribe did the rituals while the embalmers made the mummy.

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Mummification took many days because the Egyptians had to take out all the vital organs. They preserved them in bottles so that the people who were being mummified had them in the afterlife. The Egyptians also poured oils and perfumes onto the body to make it smell good.

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The Egyptian undertaker hook get a hook tool and stick it through the nostrils to get the brain, then they would put it in a vase with all of the other vital organs. Some people say they didn't always remove the brains.

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Theree are some mummies in the Valley of the Kings/ Queens and others are in some of Egypt's museums.

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