A set of four jars in which the ancient Egyptians stored the lungs, stomach, liver and intestines of a mummy
	The inner set of protective cases, usually wooden, that cover and protect the mummy
	The practice of deliberately preserving a human body after death through physical and chemical methods
	The remains and traces of plant and animal life of the prehistoric past, usually found embedded in rock
	A form of writing that uses pictures to represent sounds
	In ancient Egyptian belief, a spirit released at a person's death resembling the dead person in every respect