concept   mummification
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Ancient Egypt (1) • Modern Western culture (1) • Inca civilization (1) • Peru (1) • European culture (1) • Modern cultures (1) • Modern world (1) • archaeological preservation (1) • modern South America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mummification Ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptians used mummification as a sacred and highly ritualistic process to preserve the body for the afterlife. 16
2 mummification Modern Western culture Mummification is primarily known as an ancient Egyptian funerary practice and is associated with archaeological discoveries and museum exhibits in Modern Western culture. 9
3 mummification Inca civilization Inca civilization used mummification to honor and preserve the bodies of important individuals for ceremonial and spiritual purposes. 4
4 mummification Peru Mummification in Peru provides valuable archaeological insights into ancient civilizations. 2
5 mummification European culture Mummification is mainly associated with ancient Egyptian culture but is not commonly found in European culture. 1
6 mummification Modern cultures Modern cultures consider mummification to be an uncommon and historical practice. 1
7 mummification Modern world Mummification is an ancient preservation process for the deceased still practiced in the modern world. 1
8 mummification archaeological preservation Ancient Egyptians practiced mummification for religious and preservation reasons. 1
9 mummification modern South America Mummification is not a common practice in modern South American culture. 1