Egyptian Mummies A Different Look At Them Children's History Book

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The embalming process of Egyptian mummies involved washing the bodies in a natron solution, followed by placement in sarcophaguses sealed with black resin. During the Middle Kingdom, advancements included the preservation of internal organs and jewelry, along with the addition of false eyes to enhance the mummies' appearance. These practices reflect the Egyptians' intricate methods of ensuring a safe passage to the afterlife.