Mummification Process and Rituals

The video explains the ancient Egyptian embalming process, which lasted 70 days and was divided into two main phases: drying and wrapping. Initially, the body underwent purification, including organ removal. The drying phase involved treating the body with dry natron. In the wrapping phase, the body was wrapped in bandages and scented. The final days were reserved for rituals to ensure the deceased's afterlife.

How long did the entire mummification process take?

• 70 days

• 80 days

• 60 days

• 50 days

What was the first step in the mummification ritual?

• Treating the body with natron

• Removing the organs and brain

• Wrapping the body

• Placing the body in a coffin

When did the drying period officially begin?

• On the first day

• On the tenth day

• On the fourth day

• On the fifteenth day

What substances were used during the wrapping phase?

• Bandages and aromatic substances

• Oil and spices

• Clay and sand

• Water and herbs

By which day was the mummy ready to be placed in the coffin?

• 68th day

• 50th day

• 60th day

• 70th day