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This image shows the festivals in Ancient Egypt. you see Egyptians carrying the Pharaoh on a large platform. These festivals took place to worship and celebrate Gods and Pharaohs. Certain festivals could be participated in about 5-10 times each month. Some festivals were private, while others were public.

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This image shows Priests offering animals and other sacrifices to the gods. The priests based their lives off of making the gods happy and purifying themselves to do so. They would bath in sacred lakes, shave off hair, and wash mouth with saltwater. They would sacrifice many things as well. They would be responsible for dressing, feeding, and bathing statues of the gods.

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This image shows the jars that they put your organs in once you've died. The Ancient Egyptions believed that once you died, these gods would protect your organs through the underworld. Hapy was a baboon- headed god that protected the lungs. Duamutef was a jackal- faced god who protected the stomach. Qubehseneuf was a falcon- faced god who protected the intestines. Finally, Imsety, the human- faced god protected the liver.
(From left  to right: Hapy, Duamutef, Qubehseneuf, and Imsety)

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This image shows the god Anubis, the god of the dead, helping to prepare the Pharaoh (or other important being) for the underworld. This shows what I've learned because I can tell what Anubis is doing (removing the Pharaoh's brain) and why he is doing it.