Josh's+Social+Studies

1. One of the process is including the embalming the bodies and wrapping them in strips of linen. The other process is that the Egyptians developed a method of preserving bodies so they remain lifelike. 2. They took out the: liver, stomach, and the other intesines, and that dried the person out. The part they dont take out is the heart beacuse it is the centre of intelligence. 3. Natron is a natural salt used to dry the body out. 4. It takes forty days for the embalming to happen or forming. 5. Canopic jars are used to hold the internal organs. The lids of the jars represented four gods called the "four sons of Horus" 6. Linen is used to wrap the mummy. 7. An amulet is a small tinket or charm that was used to protect the owner from evil spells or actions. It was used to protect the body. 8. A papyrus scroll with spells from the Book of the Dead is placed between the wrapped hands. 9. The god of Osiris is painted on its surface. 10. A bToard of painted wood is placed on top of the mummy before the mummy is lowered into its coffin. Sarcophagus (-10)

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1.) They wanted boy children. They wanted boys because boys would look after his parents in an old age. 2.) If they didn't want their baby, they would leave it outdoors to die. 3.) Boys went to school when they were 7 years of age. girls were left hom to be taught by their mothers. And few girls learned to read and write, but many did not. 4.) Boys learned reading, writing, arithmetic, music and poetry. 5.) They used a stylus, to help them write. And they use wooden tablets covered with soft wax. 6.) They used the abacus to help them with their maths. 7.) The types of toys they used were dolls, balls, and etc. Children played with small pottery figures, and dolls made of rags, wood, wax, or clay. They also used balls made of tied-up rags, or a blown-up pig's blatter. 8.) Most girls were 13-16 when they got married. The fathers chose the boys mostly for them. 9.) When boys worked, they were farmers, sailors, fishermen, and craftworkers- such as potters, builders, metalworkers, and stonecarvers. 10.)
 * __ Daily Life In Ancient Greece __**