Mummification is a 40-day process that the Egyptians used to preserve bodies for the afterlife. They removed internal organs and stored them in Canopic jars, with each organ corresponding to a different animal-headed jar. Mummies were buried with personal items and sometimes pets to accompany them in the afterlife, and placed inside pyramids along with everything needed for the next life.

1. MUMMIES

2. Mummification
Mummification is a long process
which takes 40 days to make the
Egyptian’s body mummified to put in
its chamber.

3. Canopic jars
Canopic jars are jars in which the Egyptians put
the organs of the dead person .
The human headed jar holds the liver, baboon
headed jar holds the lungs, the jackal headed jar
holds the stomach and the falcon headed jar
holds the guts.

4. BURY THE MUMMIES
The mummies were put in pyramids with all the
things the Egyptians would need for the after
life.
They mummified their cat or dog and put their
toys which they maybe had from their
childhood.

5. See you in the Afterlife my friend