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How ancient Egyptians felt about the bodies and belongings of their dead pharaohs
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How ancient Egyptians felt about the bodies and belongings of their dead pharaohs

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they thought that the pharaohs would need those objects in life after death to survive.
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They felt relieved and excited that the pharoahs were entering the after life, and that they shall rule there too.
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