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    Egyptian religion‚ it was important to keep the body as life-like as possible. So successful were they that you can look at the body of a 3000-year-old mummy and have a good idea of what they looked like. This is what you will learn‚ and more‚ in the rest of my report. Enjoy! Mummification was practiced throughout Egyptian history. The earliest mummies from prehistoric times were probably accidental. By chance‚ the sand and dry air preserved some bodies in shallow pits dug into the sand. About 2600

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    Otzi

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    Shepherd theory Traveller theory Warrior theory • Otzi’s people might have been farmers as well as travellers and if they were would have needed Shepherds. • Otzi had weapons that most shepherds carried with them. • The place where Otzi was found was an important crossing place for shepherds with their animals. • There were wars over copper and Otzi had a good copper axe and so he might have wanted to be a shepherd so that he wouldn’t be killed for the copper that he had. • No trace

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    Mummy ’s Curse Wendi Long Strayer University World Cultures I HUM111112VA016-1134-001 Brian Muhammad May 5‚ 2013 Mummy ’s Curse What happened to the people who were present at the opening of Tutankhamen’s tomb? Was it really just random unfortunate‚ unexplainable‚ and tragic events that lead to their deaths‚ or was it something more like an ancient curse that brought them to their demise? On February 18‚ 1922 the sealed door to the burial chamber was finally opened‚ but it was yet another

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    that those who first expressed fear of mummies were the Arabs‚ who conquered Egypt in A.D. 641. Arab writers warned people not to tamper with mummies or their tombs‚ they knew that Egyptians practiced magic during funerals. And the paintings on the walls of Egyptian tombs seemed to suggest that mummies could return to life and seek revenge. Many authors started to think and imagine that mummies had magic powers after the first ghost story about a cursed mummy was published in 1699 and many more were

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    Holden’s mind‚ no one reaches the level of perfection Allie‚ Holden’s dead younger brother‚ creates. Holden perceives the world through two extremes‚ the perfect and ideal or the worst. Holden ideally wishes Allie was preserved like how Egyptian mummies were‚ instead of rotting away in the ground. Since Allie is a cardinal part of Holden’s childhood‚ Holden desires to preserve his childhood like a museum‚ and he tries to stop adulthood by

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    Otzi Iceman

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    just before he died. His partially digested last meal suggests he ate two hours before his grisly end. In this essay I will write detailed information about the iceman‚ how it is discovered as well as some historic facts. Ötzi is the oldest human mummy ever found preserved by freezing. The Iceman’s possessions and clothing have given scientists a better look at what life was during the Neolithic Age in Europe. He has become part of our popular culture. He is the subject of many books and even a play

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    Otzi is a mummy from the stone age‚ 5300 years ago‚ discovered by two German hikers named Erika and Helmut Simon in 1991 (1). “The Iceman” as he was nicknamed‚ is a mummy who was unfortunately murdered due to jealously most likely from his important role in the community. Archaeologist have an idea who Otzi is including his importance to the community‚ how he died and why because of artifacts found with his body. Belongings carried on a person often signified the importance of a person in the

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    Otzi the Iceman Otzi the Iceman is a nickname given to a very well preserved natural mummy of a man from Europe during the European Copper Age. He is the oldest natural human mummy preserved by freezing and he gives an extraordinary view of the European Copper Age. Otzi the Iceman aided us with an exceptional understanding of the European Copper Age from the equipment he was carrying‚ the cloth he was wearing‚ and the physical remains of his body. A set of well preserved equipments were discovered

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    bracelets and gold ball earrings. Attached to the wrapping of the mummy are gold fabric figures of Osiris‚ Isis‚ and Nephthys. On the bottom of the foot is an image of Anubis holding the disk of the moon. Set in a foreground above this is a Greek funerary inscription saying‚ Artemidora daughter of Harpokres. Artemidora died at the early age of 27. This mummy was painted and mummified in the early A.D. 100. What inspired me to pick this work of art was that the

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    dehydrated for seventy days with a mineral salt called natron. After the seventy days the body was rubbed with oil and fragrant spices‚ and the inside of the body was packed with cloth. The body would then be wrapped in multiple layers of linen. The mummy would be decorated with amulets that would protect the body. Before being placed in the coffin‚ the body was blessed. After the coffin was decorated inside and out‚ it was placed in the sarcophagi. The sarcophagus was painted to look like a human.

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