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Ancient Egyptian Customs - Mummification

	Mummy of one of the Priest of Amun-ra
	Mummy of one of the Priest of Amun-ra. British Museum.
	Wrapping A Mummy
	Swathing process or the wrapping of bandages around a mummy.
	Painting A Mummy Case
	Ancient Egyptians process of painting the cartonage, or the innermost coffin of a mummy. This cartonage was a pasteboard case, damped and fitted exactly to the shape of the body.
	Mummy of Penamen Priest Amun Ra
	illustration of the mummy of Penamen priest of Amun Ra, from teh British Museum.
	Mummy of an Elderly Gazelle
	A mummy found in a fragment of a coffin, 26th dynasty.
	Mummy
	Mummy attributed to Thutomose I, probably the Prince Ahmose.
	Coffin and Mummy of Prince Sapair
	Coffin and mummy of prince Sapair, from the General Catalog of Egyptian Antiquities Museum in Cairo: The Royal Mummies, 1912.