The display of mummies in museums is complicated. On one hand, mummies should be kept in museums because there are so few mummies left that were not looted from their tombs, and we can learn a lot about the ancient Egyptians from the mummies left behind. They are very important tools to unlocking what the Egyptians thought and believed about death, the afterlife, life on Earth, and their general religion.
However, the exhibition of mummies is complicated because, even though they are precious artifacts, they are also dead bodies of real people, removed from the place of their supposed eternal rest to be gawked at in museum galleries. This practice is slightly unethical when thought of in this manner. The exhibition of human remains in museums is something that museum professionals and museum scholars continue to grapple with and argue about today, and that will continue to be an issue long into the future.
yes
In the museums...
Mummies are in Egypt and museums.
Theree are some mummies in the Valley of the Kings/ Queens and others are in some of Egypt's museums.
yes if u go to those museums u see mummies leftovers of them
why should we still make mummies today
mummies normally stayed in their tombs . the only time a mummy would leave it's tomb is when it was stolen by tomb robbers or was legally taken by museums with permission from the "mayor" of the town .
Egypt, Peru, and China are three countries known for displaying mummies in museums. These mummies often provide insight into ancient cultures and burial practices, attracting visitors seeking to learn more about these fascinating civilizations.
Mummies were traditionally buried in elaborate tombs or catacombs in ancient Egypt. These burial sites were often filled with treasures and items believed to help the deceased in the afterlife. Today, mummies are typically displayed in museums or kept in carefully controlled storage conditions for preservation.
The first mummies were found in Egypt and had been known about for many years before they became artifacts and displayed in museums. There is no name as to know who the person was to find the first mummy, but Christian Herzog was first to publish his findings of an unrolled mummy in 1718.
An Egyptologist should be a good choice.
There are naturally preserved mummies which include:desert mummies , freeze dried mummies/ refrigerated mummies, bog bodies,Deliberately preserved mummies which include:egyptian mummies, chinese mummies, aleutian island mummy , Incan mummies and modern mummies