the egyptian mummy

The mummy is a body or a body that is protected and protected from decay. The ancient Egyptians used vinegar and salt for embalming and they removed all organs of the body body either in natural or artificial ways - they maintained their general form. The conservation process is either complete drying, extreme cooling, lack of oxygen or use of chemicals. The mummy refers to all human remains of soft tissue. Embalming may be present on every continent but the method is associated with the way the ancient Egyptians attributed it to them. The first study of mummies was in the 19th century.
The most famous mummies are those that have been intentionally slaughtered for long periods of time, especially those of the ancient Egyptians. The ancient Egyptians believed that the body was the house of ka or qurain, one of the five elements of man, which made the preservation of the body necessary for the other eternal life that the Egyptians believed that man was moving to when he died.
Mummies are associated with Egyptian legends and legends. But many preserved mummies have been found all over the world and in all continents where embalming has been followed.