How do mummies do it? How the mummy is doing

To make a mummy, you need to first dig up the internal organs of the corpse, fill the abdominal cavity with frankincense, cinnamon and other spices, suture it and cover the corpse with dry bubble alkali, take it out after 35 days, then wrap it in linen, fill it with spices, and coat it with resin to make a mummy.

To make a mummy, the body needs to be dug up and gutted, filled with frankincense, cinnamon and other spices in the abdominal cavity, sewn and covered the body with dry bubble alkali, taken out after 35 days, and then wrapped in linen, filled with spices, and coated with resin, and it was made into a mummy.

Mummies, i.e. dried corpses. The ancient Egyptians buried their bodies with embalming spices, and when they dried up over time, they formed mummies.

The ancient Egyptians believed that after death, the soul would not die out, but would still be attached to the corpse or statue, so the pharaohs and other kings were mummified after death as a hope for the eternal life of the deceased and a deep remembrance.

The corpses were completely dried mainly with sodium oxide from certain parts of Egypt, especially in the Knightron depressions. The maker first sucks out the cerebral spinal cord through the nasal cavity and injects drugs to wash the brain. Then make an opening in the abdomen, take out the lungs, stomach, intestines and other organs, leaving the heart and kidneys in the body.

Then wash the body cavity with coconut wine and mashed spices, fill it with resin, sake-soaked linen and sawdust, and sew it as it is. The corpse is to be buried entirely in sodium oxide and dried. After 70 days, the craftsmen removed the corpse and washed it, anointed it with oil and spices, wrapped it tightly in a large amount of linen, and coated it with resin.

When bandaging, take special care to prevent nail loss from starting with the fingers and toes, as well as the limbs, the whole body, and in between. The incision in the abdomen is covered with a sub, which symbolizes Horace's "intact spectacles". In this way, the wrapped mummy retains its pre-dehydration shape.

The process I saw on TV was roughly like this: first, the body was cleaned; Then the body is dissected and the entrails are removed; In the end, it seemed that some embalming should be put and the body should be wrapped in strips of cloth.

Mummy, which originally meant asphalt, referred to a dry and non-decomposing corpse. The number of mummies found in Egypt is the largest, the earliest, and the most technologically sophisticated. When the Egyptians made mummies, they first took out part of the brain marrow from the nostrils of the dead corpse with an iron hook and injected some medicine into the brain to cleanse it.

Then, with a sharp stone knife, make a cut in the flank, remove the internal organs completely, clean the abdomen, fill it with coconut wine and mashed spices, and sew it up as it was. After this step was done, the body was placed in alkali powder for 40 days, then washed, wrapped from head to toe in a fine linen cloth bandage, coated with the gum usually used in Egypt instead of ordinary glue, and then the body was given to relatives, who placed it in a special human-shaped wooden box and kept it in a burial chamber against the wall.

How the mummy is doing

The process of mummification, ie"Artificial dried corpses"。The ancient Egyptians buried their bodies with embalming spices, and when they dried up over time, they formed mummies. The ancient Egyptians believed that after death, the soul would not die out, but would still be attached to the corpse or statue, so the pharaohs and other kings were mummified after death as a hope for the eternal life of the deceased and a deep remembrance.

The ancient Egyptian mummification method was to drain the body of water and embalm. Summum, however, went the other way, first extracting the manuscript to purify the organs, then soaking the body with chemicals for 70 days, then putting the organs back, coating the body with lanolin, wax and cotton yarn, and finally attaching a steel or copper body, a process that lasted 90 days.

Summum, a Utah-based company that uses modern technology to recreate the mummification process, is the only company in the world to provide mummification-making services. In addition to mummifying pet cats and dogs, the service targets also include humans, charging 40,000 pounds (about 10,000 yuan) per body, and it is reported that more than 1,500 people have enquired so far.

The owner of Summum said that human mummies should be opened and inspected 18 months after they are made, but according to local laws, the corpses must be cremated immediately after opening, so the company's main customers are animal mummies, and the fees for cat and dog mummies are 3,600 pounds and 10,000 pounds respectively.

Egyptian mummies were roughly formed in this way: 1, the corpse was disemboweled, and the entrails were removed, but the heart was not included; The stomach is then removed from the nose with a special hook instrument, and the nose is damaged by the removal of the brains in the process. In order not to compromise the aesthetics, the Egyptians usually made a fake nose out of wood. Instead of a real nose, the Egyptians would put the entrails taken out when making mummies in a small jar dedicated to the internal organs after they had been embalmed and dried and kept separately 2. After stuffing the stomach with bubble alkali, antiseptic drugs and other things, the opening was sewn with thread and pasted with an eagle-eye-shaped leather sticker, the Egyptians believed that the eagle-eye-shaped leather paste had a healing effect, wrapped the body in a long white linen cloth and roughly disposed of it, soaked the body in a pool with antiseptic drugs, and after soaking it well, the body was taken out after a few months. Buried in the sand.

Wait for the corpse to dry, and then wrap it in white linen, you can not put it in the coffin, 3, the totem of Egypt is a cobra and an eagle, Egypt's medicine is very developed, the container used by the Egyptians to hold the corpse is called a humanoid coffin, usually rich people will make many layers of humanoid coffins, and at the banquet, they will ask their slaves to visit their own humanoid coffins for guests, or let the slaves give the guests a shrunken humanoid coffin to visit during the banquet, mummies are not the patent of the Egyptian royal family, and rich people in Egypt will also make very good mummies, and there will be many funeral goods,