Ancient Egyptians practiced mummification, a process of preserving the dead, as they believed in an afterlife. They removed moisture from the body, used preservatives, and wrapped it in linen.

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The spiritual and biological ritual of mummification could take 70 days, including removing internal organs except for the heart because it was thought to be the soul’s home. Embalmers used salt ...

The team also hopes to learn more about the mummification process, which today’s historians don’t fully understand, as J.P. Brown, the museum’s senior conservator, tells NBC5 News’ Charlie ...