In ancient Egyptian culture, mummy was a method of preserving corpses by directly creating mummies because the ancient Egyptians believed that people would have life after death, hoping to be resurrected in the future.

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Can ancient Egyptian mummies be resurrected? There is a cemetery 8 kilometers away from Helwan with more than 5,000 tombs. Judging from the preservation of those mummies, the Egyptians have been mummifying for more than 6,000 years.

Professor Emery discovered a large tomb in the ancient cemetery of Northern Saqqara in 1953, which belonged to a pharaoh of the First Dynasty (probably Ualas).

In addition to the main tomb, there are 72 additional tombs arranged in three rows.

Inside the tomb lay the bodies of many slaves, who seemed to want to serve their king in the new world.

There was no trace of violence on the bodies of the 64 young male corpses and 8 young female corpses. These phenomena show that the ancient Egyptians believed that there is life after death.

In addition to the general gold, silver and jewelry, grains, oils and spices are also placed in the tombs.

It is certain that this was prepared by the ancient Egyptians for the purpose of resurrecting the dead.

The ancient Egyptians believed that there was life after death. Unless some people robbed the tombs, these tombs were never opened.

When the tomb was opened, the Pharaoh saw that all the food in his ancestor's tomb was well preserved. The deceased had neither eaten the food nor carried it to the other world.

When the tomb is closed again, new food is placed in the tomb.

After the tomb was sealed, various mechanisms were installed to prevent thieves.

There are various indications that the Egyptians believe that resurrecting their ancestors will definitely not happen immediately, but will take more time.

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In the tomb, many well-preserved mummies were found.

In Egypt, 8 kilometers away from Helwan, there are more than 5,000 tombs of various sizes, all from the First and Second Dynasties.

The well-preserved mummies in the tomb show that the Egyptian mummification technology has a history of more than 6,000 years.

In 1953, Professor Emery discovered a large tomb in the ancient cemetery of Northern Saqqara, which belonged to a pharaoh of the First Dynasty (probably Ualas).

In addition to the main tomb, there are 72 additional tombs arranged in three rows.

In the tomb lay the bodies of many slaves, who seemed to want to serve their king in the new world.

There were no traces of violence left on the bodies of the 64 young male corpses and 8 young female corpses.

This phenomenon shows that they believe that there will be life after death.

In addition to gold, silver and jewelry, there were grains, oils and spices in the tomb, which were obviously food prepared for the resurrection.

In addition to robbing the tomb, the tomb was also opened.

After the tomb was opened, the Pharaoh found that all the food in the tomb of his ancestors was well preserved. The deceased had neither eaten the food nor taken it to the other world.

When the tomb was closed again, new food was placed in the tomb.

The tomb was sealed and various mechanisms were installed to prevent thieves.

All this shows that the Egyptians believed that the resurrection of human beings was a matter in the distant future, not an immediate matter.

In June 1954, another mausoleum was discovered in Saqqara. The tomb had not been stolen because the boxes containing jewelry and gold were still in the tomb.

The sarcophagus was covered with a sliding lid rather than a removable lid.

On June 9, Dr. Gonem solemnly opened the sarcophagus, but it was empty and there was nothing inside.

Did the mummy leave the jewelry and escape? Rodenko of the former Soviet Union discovered a mausoleum, the Tomb of Kurgan V, 80 kilometers away from the border with Outer Mongolia.

The shape of the mausoleum is like a stone hill, and the inside of the tomb is paved with wooden boards.

All the tombs were filled with ice that never melted, so everything in the tombs was frozen.

In one tomb was a man and a woman, both of whom had been embalmed.

Everything the two people might need after resurrection is provided, including food on a plate, clothing, jewelry, and musical instruments.

Everything in the tomb, including the two luoti (forbidden) mummies, was extremely well preserved at low temperatures.

In one tomb, scholars discovered a matrix with four rows of six squares, each containing a painting.

The entire matrix may be a replica of the stone carpet in the palace at Nineveh.

We can clearly see the peculiar Sphinx, with complex horns on its head and wings on its back, posing as if it were flying to the sky.

The cryogenic freezing method used in that tomb is too sophisticated for human beings, and it is obviously intended to cope with the end of the earth.

The purpose of ancient Egyptians preserving mummies must be that they believed that the physical body could be reincarnated, and they did so at any cost.