Five things:
National Geography:
Gods (Canal Historia):
Happy learning:
Pyramids and mummies (happy learning):
Say if these statements are false or true:
- Egyptians went a lot of troubles to evade decomposition
- Living cells constantly renew themselves, specialized enzymes decompose old structures, and the raw materials are used to build new ones. But when someone dies their dead cells are no longer able to renew themselves, but the enzymes keep breaking everything down, so they needed to get ahead of those enzymes before the tissues began to rot.
- They started the process by hammering a spike into the skull, mashing up the brain, flushing it out the nose and pouring three resins into the skull to prevent further decomposition
- liver, stomach, and intestine contain digestive enzymes and bacteria, which, upon death, start eating the corpse from the inside
- They placed the organs in jars filled wiht a naturally occurring salt called natron
- Like any salt, natron can prevent decay by killing bacteria and preventing the body´s natural digestive enzymes from working
- The priest stuffed the the body cavity with sacks of sand and washed it clean to desinfect the skin
- The priest wrapped it in linen and put the mummy in a coffin and sometimes even stone sarcophagus
- Which is the only surviving Wonder of the Ancient World?
- How many pyramids are there in Egypt?
- Where were people buried at first?
- What was the name of the flat tombs?
- Who was the most famous architect?
- Who pharaoh built the first pyramid of Giza?
- What is the Great Sphinx?
The Egyptian myth of the death of Osiris - Alex Gendler
Ramses:
The Tomb of Tutankhamun:
How an Ancient Egyptian Mummy was made?
Pyramid of Giza:
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