Mummy Tomb Has Been Opened For The First Time After Being Sealed For 2500 years

SULAIMAN , NOT SOLOMON

they can get cursed.

TOXIC!!!!!!!!! ARE YOU STUPID?????

Who’s Tobm was it

Cursed

Part 2 kab ayega 😢😢😢

No gloves but masks on? And the public leaning over with their phones? What the third world country is going on?

Why bother?

bro, im egyptian and muslim and TRUST ME. seeing his body feels like a curse is on you. because he was buried of GOD (Allah) and i just feel sometimes if you change something God has did even if its a little. it just feels a bit of guilt

Ur not supposed to do that because of the ancient curse that if u open there tome after its been closed you will be punished/cursed to death or sickness

If this sh!t come backs to bike me humans. I Ain't taking part in taking it down.

Those who like essays read this: Removal of Moisture: The process often involves removing fluids from the body, such as blood and internal organs, to prevent decay.
Use of Preservatives: Chemicals or natural substances, like resin or salt (natron), are used to dry out the flesh and organs and prevent decomposition.
Wrapping and Decoration: After preservation, the body is often wrapped in linen and adorned with amulets and other items, depending on cultural practices.
Mummification, the process of preserving a body after death, can occur naturally through extreme cold, low humidity, or lack of air, or artificially through embalming, which involves removing moisture and using preservatives.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Natural Mummification:
Extreme Cold: Freezing temperatures can slow down or prevent decay, preserving the body.
Low Humidity: Dry environments, like deserts, can desiccate the body, preventing bacterial growth and decay.
Lack of Air: An environment with little or no air can also lead to mummification, as oxygen is necessary for decay.
Artificial Mummification (Embalming):
Removal of Moisture: The process often involves removing fluids from the body, such as blood and internal organs, to prevent decay.
Use of Preservatives: Chemicals or natural substances, like resin or salt (natron), are used to dry out the flesh and organs and prevent decomposition.
Wrapping and Decoration: After preservation, the body is often wrapped in linen and adorned with amulets and other items, depending on cultural practices.
Why Mummify?
In ancient Egyptian culture, mummification was a deeply spiritual practice, as Egyptians believed that the preserved body was necessary for the soul or spirit to continue its journey in the afterlife.
The mummified body was seen as the home for the soul, and if the body was destroyed, the spirit might be lost.
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The Guardian: its soul
Rinse inside of body with wine and spices. Cover the corpse with natron (salt) for 70 days. After 40 days stuff the body with linen or sand to give it a more human shape. After the 70 days wrap the body from head to toe in bandages. ancient Egypt, mummification involved removing internal organs, drying the body with natron (a salt), and then wrapping it in linen, with amulets and spells for protection in the afterlife.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of the process:
Preparation and Purification: The body was washed with wine and Nile water.
Organ Removal: The internal organs (except the heart, which was considered important) were removed and stored in canopic jars.
Brain Removal: The brain was removed through the nostrils using a hooked instrument.
Drying with Natron: The body was covered in natron, a type of salt, for about 40 days to remove moisture.
Stuffing and Wrapping: After the natron was removed, the body was stuffed with linen, spices, and other materials to give it a more natural shape.
Wrapping and Decoration: The body was then wrapped in multiple layers of linen bandages, with amulets and spells placed between the layers for protection in the afterlife.
Coffin and Tomb: Finally, the mummy was placed in a coffin, often nested within multiple coffins, and then placed in a tomb.

Just complete disregard for the afterlife I’ll not be surprised if they get cursed for opening it

Guys relax no need to be emotional over this. Its their job to let us know about history. You would have also said the same thing about dinosaur's fossils for god's sake!!

It mate have bugs inside💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️

Yep your all cursed and have released the original smallpox virus

Why open them?

Bro, they really had the guts to try and find someone’s tomb?! They are still a normal person like us treat them with respect, don’t dig up the tune just like you shouldn’t dig up someone else’s grave?!