Which statement about the burial practices of the ancient Egyptians is false? The wealthy had more lavish resting places than the poor. Pyramids contained treasures such as artwork and informational records. Originally, the Egyptians did not mummify the deceased; they just placed them in sand. Internal organs were left inside the body for use in the afterlife.

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Kristopher

19 April, 10:09

Which statement about the burial practices of the ancient Egyptians is false? The wealthy had more lavish resting places than the poor. Pyramids contained treasures such as artwork and informational records. Originally, the Egyptians did not mummify the deceased; they just placed them in sand. Internal organs were left inside the body for use in the afterlife.

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The Ancient Egyptians did not leave the internal organs inside the body for use in the afterlife, but instead put them in special containers. However, in Ancient Egypt the wealthy did have more lavish resting places than the poor, pyramids did contain treasures such as artwork and informational records, and originally Egyptians did not mummify their dead.