Slaves in ancient Egypt were usually wrapped in cloth and buried in the sand.
Explanation:
Mummification was a method to preserve the dead body after death. Pharaohs, Queens and Wealthy Egyptians conserve their body after death so that the soul could enter their body in the afterlife.
Most common ancient Egyptians and slaves buried in the desert after death. Their bodies would be wrapped in a simple cloth and bury with objects and food in the sand.
