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How were beliefs about the afterlife linked to items placed on the tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife. :) <3
How were beliefs in the afterlife linked to items placed to tombs?
Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to them to the afterlife
How were beliefs in the afterlife linked to the items placed in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
How were beliefes in the afterlife linked to item placed in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
How were belief in the afterlife linked to items placed in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
How were the beliefs in the afterlife linked to items placed in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
How were beliefs in the afterlife linked to items places in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
How were beliefs in the afterlife linked to the item places in tombs?
the Egyptians believed that what they placed in the tombs would go to with them to the afterlife! Your welcome <3 :)
What did the Egyptians believe occurred in the afterlife?
The Egyptians believed that the bodies in the tomb had a life. So, they placed all their important possessions in their tombs.
Did ancient egyptians bury their kings in huge spheres?
No they were either placed in pyramids or rock cut tombs
What kind of writing did Egyptians use in their tombs?
Hieroglyphics was the name for the Egyptians' writing inside the tombs.
How long have humans been working with honeybees to produce honey?
We know that the Ancient Egyptians placed honey in the tombs of the Pharaohs.
