The Egyptian Middle Kingdom was a period marked by both great technological and cultural advancement driven by strong economic growth and the flourishing of government, literature, art and architecture.
Montu’s reputation as a god of war and destruction, as well as his wrathful nature, made him a powerful symbol of strength and resilience for many Egyptians.
Mummification was a complicated process that involved removing the internal organs, treating the body with natron and wrapping it in linen.
Ancient Egyptian symbols of death are steeped in mystery but offer us valuable insight into how this civilization viewed life, mortality, and what lies beyond our own world here on Earth.