The afterlife was a heavenly place, complete with a heavenly Nile River. The ancient Egyptians called this heavenly place the land of the Two Fields.
In the beginning, only pharaohs could board Ra's magical boat and travel to the land of the Two Fields, to dwell forever in the afterlife. But the god Osiris changed that. One of the reasons that Osiris was such a famous and important god in ancient Egypt is that Osiris opened the door to the afterlife to everyone.
Just dying would not get to you the land of the Two Fields. You had to earn a place in Ra's boat. To board Ra's boat, your heart had to be light.
To keep your heart light, the ancient Egyptians believed you had to spend a lifetime doing good deeds.
As far back as the days of ancient Egypt, when they were called "mummies".
They were first shown in pictures in ancient Egypt. They were worshiped and domesticated.
The finger and toe nails were painted with gold.
Egypt has very few wild animals typical to the country. However, it does inhabit gazelles, the desert fox, hyenas, jackals, boar and jerboa. Most of these are found along the Nile, in the mountains and along the coast of the Red Sea. Reptiles are also found in Egypt, and the country inhabits many types of lizards and poisonous snakes. Animals found in the waters of the lower Nile are the crocodile and the hippopotamus.
An Abyssin is an obsolete name for a native of Ethiopia, a short-haired domestic cat descended from cats of Ancient Egypt, or a member of the Abyssinian Church.
you get mummified
Well, Osiris was the god of the Afterlife in ancient Egypt.
mummies worked in the afterlife with the godesses.
In Ancient Egypt children were buried with toys to bring with them into the afterlife.
They did a pee in their pyramids so they would be protected in the afterlife.
Kinda like the Egyptians version of Heaven.
I Don't Get it
What is a mastaba
Fruitcake
Anubis. I think that he was actually jackal headed.
Anubis, he is the god of mummification and death for all of ancient Egypt
The sphynx And their extraordinary belief in afterlife!