The body is then wrapped in 20 layers of bandaging, between the bandaging they would place charms in between to ensure that the body is protected. The last step was to put the ?mummy" in a coffin, which was then placed inside another and another until finally closed in a large, heavy granite box. This was the process of embalming...
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This was the process of embalming. Usually when they embalm a pharaoh, the priests would wear funerary masks depicting certain gods and would recite certain spell from the Book of the Dead to protect the soul when it went into the afterlife. Another thing with Egyptians was that they often carried charms with them, so that the charms would offer them protection of some sort...
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