How did the mummies of ancient Egypt be mummified?
There has been a lot of research on Egypt's mummies. It was an artistic stage chemistry that kept mummifying the ancient Egyptian body. It takes 70 days to minimize a dead body. Today I am trying to highlight how the mummies were made.
The name of the person who died in the first place was announced by the announcement. Much grief is similar to news propaganda. But the reason for this campaign was that ordinary people could also prepare for the cremation ceremony.
The body was taken in a place called "Ebhu" or "place of purification". Actually, nothing is awe. It is a dead body bath and clean. The dead body must be purified with the Nile water. Then it will be sprayed with various perfumes. The chief priest who washed the body, used to wear masks of Anubis. Anubis is the god of death whose face looks like a fox.
Different types of perfumes were used to make mummies. Noteworthy is the fragile oil that removes the odor of the body and softens the skin. There are also papermint, sandal, various perfume palm well etc. To prevent corrosion, mixed alcohol made from various palm wine and palm trees was used.
After that, the parts of the body on the left side are cut vertically and the internal organs are taken out separately. Such as liver, lance, stomach, intestine, they are extracted and stored in separate gel. Each zara represents one god. These zeroes are called canopic zeroes. Such as ...
IMESTY is a man-shaped god who looks after the liver.
HAPY is such a god whose head is like a baboon to see.
DAUMUTEF is the God of Sail Head which looks after the stomach.
QUEBESENUEF is the god of intestine who looks like a hawkThen the brain was removed from the body. There are two theories about how to get rid of the brain.
The first theory is that much like that. By inserting a narrow iron rod with a hole in the nose of the dead, the scalp is broken down a bit and then the brain is pulled out with a pinch.
The next theory is like that.
- Some chemical substances are inserted through the nose of the dead, which goes to the brain and melts it completely. Then the molten brain nose comes out of the mouth.
The first theory is considered to be a
lot more acceptable.
The ancient Egyptians thought that there was no need for brains in the world of the dead. There is no need for all organs. But they kept the heart or heart very safe. They did not even touch there. Because they believed that the heart and heart of human life were both in this life and in the afterlife. So the heart was inside the body.
After this the body was immersed in the tank of salt to be dehydrated or hydroelectric. This caused the humidity from the corpse and could not be easily rectified. The simple fact behind this is simply telling.
There are many types of bacteria in the living body that can not harm your body while living. They are a lot of opportunistic organisms or bacteria. But whenever a wound is created in the body or the moisture gets absorbed or your bodily functions are stopped, they are attacked on the body. Crushing The dead body is ruined for this reason. Bacteria can not survive in a saline environment due to salt production. And it can not even be decomposed.
It is not known whether the Egyptians knew the effectiveness. But the main thing is that.
Minimam takes 40 days to feed. Then the corpse was blown with various Sugindhis. The place where the body organs were cut out of limb was placed in the eyes of the god Horus. It was then assumed that this is the symbol of safety. Then the body would be covered with linen bandage.
Each patch of ray pings had to be mixed in various layers, aromas, and papyras. It was believed that the fragrances brought the luck of the dead in the Hereafter.
At the time of wraps, a priest used to recite mantra every moment from the present. The two legs of the dead and the two hands were barred together. Some papyrus papers were inserted in the two hands, where the mantras were written from the identity of the deceased. This paper is called "" BOOK OF DEAD ""
Then the body was bundled with a cloth where the image of the god Osiris was drawn.
Then the mummy would be covered with a second-hand cloth. At the end, it was kept in sarcophagus or coffin. Coffin was provided with various valuable items like gold, jewelry, diamonds, etc.