Beliefs, Rituals, and funerary practices in ancient Egypt

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Across
  1. 1. an ancient Egyptian symbol shaped like a cross with a loop that represents life
  2. 4. jars, special containers used to store the internal organs removed during mummification
  3. 5. a large decorated stone coffin used to hold a mummy
  4. 6. the process of treating and preparing a body to prevent it from decaying
  5. 7. the god of the afterlife and judge of the dead
  6. 8. the part of a person’s soul that represented their personality and could travel between the tomb and the afterlife
  7. 12. a curved staff carried by pharaohs as a symbol of leadership and care for the people
  8. 13. a natural salt used to dry and preserve the body during mummification
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  1. 1. the eternal life Egyptians believed people would enter after death
  2. 2. the jackal-headed god associated with mummification and protecting the dead
  3. 3. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it and wrapping it in linen so it could live in the afterlife
  4. 9. the falcon-headed god associated with kingship, protection, and the sky
  5. 10. the spiritual life force of a person that continued to live after death
  6. 11. a large stone tomb with a triangular shape built to bury and honour Egyptian pharaohs