linen bandages
The bandages were made of linen, a thin material/cloth.
This is a good question. Since 8million cats have been found buried and mummified, I suggest that they didn't wrap it, but they were killed to honour the pharoah in the afterlife.
the people wrap up mummies are not really called anything in particular, the pharaohs and the Egyptians probably call them wrappers.
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linen bandages
the ancient egyptians wrapped cats
to wrap mummies
out salt on the bodies and wrap it with cloth
they thought they were magical
The bandages were made of linen, a thin material/cloth.
The bandages the Egyptians used to wrap the deceased were linen strips. They first wrapped the head and the neck, then the fingers and toes, which were individually wrapped. They wrapped the arms and legs next. Resin was used to glue the bandages together. After a Book of the Dead and amulets were put in the wrappings, the mummy was covered with a large cloth that was attached with linen strips. They then placed it in a sarcophagus.
This is a good question. Since 8million cats have been found buried and mummified, I suggest that they didn't wrap it, but they were killed to honour the pharoah in the afterlife.
linen cloth
the people wrap up mummies are not really called anything in particular, the pharaohs and the Egyptians probably call them wrappers.
for their important royal dead they build pyramids with tombs within them and wrap them in bandages, and gauz etc and put them into gold coffins in the tomb. for the non-important they usually just bury them in the middle of the desert.
A form of clothing worn by ancient egyptians. It is a wrap around skirt that is knee or ankle length and usually worn by men.