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    Egypt was and still is one of the most fascinating early civilizations in history. Whether it be the early Egyptian inhabitants vast and advanced knowledge on technology‚ their great achievements within their society‚ or their particularly diverse and unique culture‚ Egyptians have never cease to amaze in the beginning of their civilization. The accomplishments and comprehension Egypt has attained over the many years of its reining has played a major part in today’s modern day customs‚ beliefs‚ and

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    civilization and power was getting weaker‚ their art was going back to how it was when they were very strong. People in early Egypt thought that in order for someone to live in the afterlife‚ they should go through the process of mummification. Later on‚ they still believed mummification was important but they also thought that may be a body could live without the soul. This included ghosts. Language was also changing through the times of 3000BC to 500BC. It went from hieroglyphics to a new one called demotic

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    life. In fact‚ every single culture throughout history and the world have some sort of funeral rite or ritualistic way of handling the disposition of the deceased. The Egyptians had some of the most elaborate funerals involving the process of mummification‚ magic spells and the building of enormous tombs. Egypt as singled out as one of the ancient civilizations that have contributed indirectly to the modern day funeral. The ancient Egyptians believed in an afterlife‚ that after a person died their

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    Early civilizations all over the world have pioneered numerous technological advances that many people take for granted today. They had revolutionary discoveries in medicine‚ philosophy‚ inventions‚ and religion. Ancient societies have contributed much to the practices that are used today. Ancient Greece‚ Egypt‚ and areas in Mesopotamia have all paved the path for many things we use every day in the modern world. Greek innovations are some of the most influential; they were the first to figure

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    are many correlations in the death and funerary customs of Ancient China and Ancient Egypt. Although the funeral beliefs of Ancient Chinese and Ancient Egyptian greatly resemble each other‚ the actual practices diverge significantly. These are mummification of the body‚ process of burial and the materials they used. Both civilizations believed in the afterlife and buried goods with the dead for the afterlife and protection. They also mummified the body to preserve them from rotting. Egypt believed

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    ibis. At the moment of death‚ the akh left the body and flew to the stars to spend eternity in the heavens. The entire process of mummification took 70 days to complete. Several embalmers conducted the task in the special embalming shop or per nefer. The chief embalmer was a priest known as the hery seshta. He wore a jackal mask to represent Anubis‚ the god of mummification. Assistants called wetyu bandaged the body and carried out other tasks of the embalming process. After being delivered to the

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    This religious and cultural concept can be found in several practices that attested to their faith in the afterlife. The history of the myth Osiris presents his re-birth through the embalming and mummification of his body. The statue of Menkaure with a Queen attests the immortality in a solid stone sculpture to endure perpetually‚ intended to speed up the return of their soul to a new life. Pharaoh Djoser was also concerned about the return of his soul

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    ANCIENT EGYPT By Jessica Maimoun Introductory Speech Good morning Miss Separovic and fellow Classmates‚ its Monday’s first spring of 2010‚ but before i get carried away by god’s gift to humankind let’s get to work. Today I’m here to share with you‚ a bit about what i have been researching over the past few weeks. In case you didn’t know‚ it’s about ancient society’s beliefs‚ myths‚ gods and Religion. But today i will be focusing‚ in particular on Ancient Egypt.

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    The Ancient Egyptians valued their traditions and religion because they believed that death was not the end‚ but rather a new beginning. In the Egyptian culture‚ their day to day lives revolved around the belief in gods‚ goddesses‚ and spirits. Even after death‚ religion was said to guide you into the afterlife. Egyptian culture and religion resembles a guide book of sorts. Those who did not believe in this “guide book” would get lost in their day to day lives and not be able to reach the “final

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    death‚ evidently through constructing tombs for themselves. To enter the afterlife‚ a well functioning body was necessary. Thus‚ to protect their bodies and reach the afterlife‚ a set of burial customs needed to be followed. These rituals included mummification‚ spells‚ and the burial with certain goods needed in the afterlife. These rituals became the responsibility of the family to carry out with the assistance of priests. The burial process developed and changed over time‚ however the main elements

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