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October 5, 2020
Mummification in ancient Egypt
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October 5, 2020, ,

Mummification in ancient Egypt

Mummification in ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptians wanted to live again after death, so they needed their bodies preserved and recognizable. To stop decay, the brain was removed immediately, but not preserved. The liver, intestines. stomach, and lungs were also removed and were mummified separately and placed in four Canopic jars. The heart was left in...
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