Mummification Review - Apple Mummies Crossword

What internal organ is left inside the body during the mummification process?
Which pharaoh was King Tut's father?
Who was the last pharaoh?
Jackal-headed Egyptian god of death, tombs, mummification and embalming.
A specially treated body wrapped in cloth (linen).
A ruler in ancient Egypt.
A large structure built especially in ancient Egypt that usually has a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point and that contains tombs.
A room where someone is buried after they die.
A ceremony.
A well preserved document that taught about Egyptian burial practices and religion.
An ancient Egyptian tomb made from mud brick with a rectangular base and sloping sides with a flat roof.
An oval frame which surrounds the hieroglyphs that make up the name of an Egyptian god or royal person.
The belief that was central to Egyptian religion, life after death.
This was weighed against the heart.
A stone coffin.
This material was used to wrap the body at the end of the process.
This was used to dry out the body and was found on the banks of the Nile.
How many days did the process take? (Spell out the number)
What organ was removed from the body through the nose?
Small ornamental jars each on with a god's head on the lid. These were used to enclose the organs taken from the dead body.
After the internal organs were removed the body was filled with _____________.
These animals were also mummified.
In 1922, Howard _____________ discovered the tomb of King Tut.
This god sat in judgment over the souls of the dead
This god appeared in pictures with green skin.