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Egyptians believed that preserving the body would allow a person’s soul to live in the afterlife. Just took the test so this is right

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The ancient Egyptians believed that after the person died, his soul would then return to the same body so they needed to keep the body from rotting. Mummification was a process that kept the dead bodies from rotting, which is usually what happens to corpses.

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