Why do you think Pharaohs and other important Egyptians were

  1. why were pharaohs and other important Egyptians were to be buried with the ushabtis, or "helpers"?
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  2. Why do you think Pharaohs and other important Egyptians were to be buried with the Ushabtis, or “helpers”?
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  4. why did the egyptians have such great respect for the pharaohs ?
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  5. This colorful box was used to hold ushbatis or canopic jars. The jackal on the box is an image of the embalming god, Anubis.Most
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  6. In ancient Egypt, those responsible for using hieroglyphics to record important information and maintain records were called (1
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  7. What insight do the details of this artwork provide about the importance of organ preservation in Egyptian culture? Given the
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  8. What insight do the details of this artwork provide about the importance of organ preservation in Egyptian culture? Given the
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  9. What insight do the details of this artwork provide about the importance of organ preservation in Egyptian culture? Given the
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  10. What insight do the details of this artwork provide about the importance of organ preservation in Egyptian culture? Given the
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