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Temples were important to the Egyptians. Temples were built to honor and worship the gods. Festivals and  religious events took place there. These magnificent wonders were usually built by slaves or captured foreigners. The oldest temple is believed to be built around the 10th century. Most of these temples have still survived today.

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Commonly known as the servants of the gods. Priests didn't actually preach, they were assigned very important and specific jobs. They were in charge of feeding the gods and preparing them for rituals, keeping the gods happy meant a growing Egypt. A priest was first rinsed in a sacred lake to prove purity then rinse their mouths with salt solution.

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The process first started with the internal organs being taken out and put in decorated jars. The body was being covered in salt, to eliminate any moisture to prevent decay. The special perfumes and oils were spread over the body. Fabric was carefully wrapped around the body. Pendents and good luck charms were placed with in the wrappings. The body would be later placed in a coffin and buried.

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The god of Embalming. Anubis is thought to have a dog's head and a man's body. When a person enters the afterlife, Anubis will weigh a person's heart to a feather to see their worthiness. This is a picture of Anubis (standing) inspecting a mummy.