'There are no redhaired Egyptians.' False - Ramesses II was a redheaded pharaoh, he came from a family of redheads, and in Ancient Egyptian belief redheads are associated with the deity Set.
'Canopic jars weren't painted, they weren't important.' Hella false - Canopic jars were often painted and they were extremely important in the mummification process because the jars housed the mummy's organs and were their vessel into the afterlife. The jars held the lungs, liver, intestines, and stomach.
The heart was typically left inside the mummy, so the ruby being placed where the mummy's heart means that he wouldn't be able to pass into the afterlife. The heart is exceptionally sacred and is integral to the passage to the afterlife through the weighing of the heart ceremony.
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'There are no redhaired Egyptians.' False - Ramesses II was a redheaded pharaoh, he came from a family of redheads, and in Ancient Egyptian belief redheads are associated with the deity Set.
'Canopic jars weren't painted, they weren't important.' Hella false - Canopic jars were often painted and they were extremely important in the mummification process because the jars housed the mummy's organs and were their vessel into the afterlife. The jars held the lungs, liver, intestines, and stomach.
The heart was typically left inside the mummy, so the ruby being placed where the mummy's heart means that he wouldn't be able to pass into the afterlife. The heart is exceptionally sacred and is integral to the passage to the afterlife through the weighing of the heart ceremony.