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We already touched up on the pyramids, but we haven't mentioned the rituals and actions carried out by the egyptians to serve their gods. Aside from the way they buried their loved ones, most rituals directly involved a pharaoh who was seen as a diety. They were typically treated with gifts and luxurious builds to appease the gods, seeing as Pharaohs are seen as part god themself. This Later changed, as times passed and Christianity overtook the mass majority of the religious beliefs.

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Important people like Pharaohs and their counterparts were often buried in extravagant buildings called Pyramids. Iside them laid tombs, where the mummified bodies of the nobles and royals resided. The reason behind all of this was, The Egyptians believed that without a body there was no soul to travel the afterlife. They all wanted to go to the field of Reed's, which was a place like the life they lived but so much better. And, it lasted for all of eternity!

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Hieroglyphics were elaborate drawings on walls or tablets that told stories of the egyptian culture. They were often found in tombs inscribed on clay.

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What were the Important Gods and Goddess's? 

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What were the Important Gods and Goddess's? 

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There were many Gods in ancient Egypt, all of them linking back to Ra. (Often referred to as Atum-Ra) Ra created himself, and then created Shu (God of air) and Tefnut (Goddess of Moisture) and from there the gods kept creating.

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Like I said when mentioning the Gods, Atum-Ra created himself after rising from a black swirling mess of chaos the egyptians called Nu (Nu, meaning dark). He created himself out of his own willpower and thoughts. from there he and his offspring (And their offspring) created the rest of the world.