| A | B |
|---|
| flabellum | a fan-shaped headpiece |
| mummiform | a coffin |
| Egyptians | They taught ancient Greeks how to make mummies |
| heiroglyph | A picture of an idea or a symbol for a sound |
| mourners | In some families, families paid X to cry at funerals |
| representative | In ancient Egypt, a cat was considered sacred because it was a X for the goddess Bass. |
| approximately | In the 1800s, X 300,000 cat mummies were found in an Egyptian city. |
| accompany | Some Egyptians believed their animals could X them into the afterlife |
| bog | soft, mushy ground because of all the water in it |
| shroud | an embalmed body was wrapped in a X before it was buried |
| reign | Workers began building a pharaoh's pyramid during his X as ruler of the empitre |
| naturally | Decomposers such as bacteria X cause dead bodies to decacy |
| chamber | The burial X is an early Egyptian |
| ornate | Among the things found in Tutankhamen's tomb was an X golden throne |
| intact | Sadly, archaeological finds are often broken pieces rather than X objects |
| deceased | Ancient Egyptians began the embalming process by using oil to clean the body of the X |
| quivered | The grieving father's eyes filled with tears and his lips X as he began to cry. |
| guarantee | Even hiding the tomb or its entrance could not X that it would not be robbed |
| tombs | X is where mummies are found |
| sarcophagi | expensive, heavy stone tombs of the ancient Egyptian nobles. |
