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The side of the Nile River that the body was embalmed on.
The side of the Nile River that the body was embalmed on.
What is the West Side?
The name of the place the body was embalmed.
The name of the place the body was embalmed.
What is the Ibu?
This is used to dry the body and internal organs.
This is used to dry the body and internal organs.
What is natron?
The only internal organ left inside the body.
The only internal organ left inside the body.
What is the heart?
This is inserted through the nose to pull the brains out.
This is inserted through the nose to pull the brains out.
What is a hook?
Things the body is stuffed with to make it appear lifelike. (Name at least one)
Things the body is stuffed with to make it appear lifelike. (Name at least one)
What are sawdust, linens, or leaves?
The human-headed god who looks after the liver in the afterlife.
The human-headed god who looks after the liver in the afterlife.
Who is Imsety?
The baboon-headed god who looks after the lungs in the afterlife.
The baboon-headed god who looks after the lungs in the afterlife.
Who is Hapy?
The jackal-headed god who looks after the stomach in the afterlife.
The jackal-headed god who looks after the stomach in the afterlife.
Who is Duamutef?
The falcon-headed god who looks over the intestines in the afterlife.
The falcon-headed god who looks over the intestines in the afterlife.
Who is Qebehsenuef?
The first parts of the body wrapped in linen.
The first parts of the body wrapped in linen.
What are the head and neck?
Objects placed on the body to protect it in its journey into the underworld.
Objects placed on the body to protect it in its journey into the underworld.
What are amulets?
The amulet that will protect the body.
The amulet that will protect the body.
What is the Isis Knot?
The amulet that will keep the person balanced in the next life.
The amulet that will keep the person balanced in the next life.
What is the Plummet?
These are read aloud while the body is being wrapped.
These are read aloud while the body is being wrapped.
What are spells?
The material the Egyptians used to make their scrolls.
The material the Egyptians used to make their scrolls.
What is papyrus?
The scroll placed between the hands to guide the body through the afterlife.
The scroll placed between the hands to guide the body through the afterlife.
What is the Book of the Dead?
The material used to bind the bandages together.
The material used to bind the bandages together.
What is liquid resin?
The god of the dead who's picture is painted on the surface of the final cloth wrapped around the body.
The god of the dead who's picture is painted on the surface of the final cloth wrapped around the body.
Who is Osiris?
The body organ which is judged for good deeds done in the life of the person.
The body organ which is judged for good deeds done in the life of the person.
What is the heart?
The structures built for Pharaohs to get them into the afterlife.
The structures built for Pharaohs to get them into the afterlife.
What are Pyramids?
The pyramids were not built after the Early Kingdom. The place Pharaohs were buried after this.
The pyramids were not built after the Early Kingdom. The place Pharaohs were buried after this.
What is the Valley of the Kings?
The kind of writing the ancient Egyptians did.
The kind of writing the ancient Egyptians did.
What are hieroglyphics?
The first female Pharaoh of ancient Egypt.
The first female Pharaoh of ancient Egypt.
Who was Hatshepsut?
The name of the largest and most famous pyramid from Egypt.
The name of the largest and most famous pyramid from Egypt.
What is the Khufu Pyramid?
The sea that the Nile River empties into.
The sea that the Nile River empties into.
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
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