

Ancient Egypt | 4. religion and death
Sep 11, 2024
Emily Briffett and Campbell Price delve into the captivating world of ancient Egypt's religion and death rituals. Briffett unveils the diverse pantheon of gods, from Amun to Sekhmet, showcasing their significance in daily life and societal norms. Price brings to light the fascinating mummification practices and the judgment of the heart by Osiris, revealing how these customs reflect deep beliefs about the afterlife. Together, they explore the interplay between mourning rituals and the living's connection to the divine, painting a rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian spirituality.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Egypt's Deities and Afterlife Beliefs
01:33 • 2min
The Divine Tapestry of Ancient Egypt
03:05 • 9min
The Complex Web of Deities in Ancient Egyptian Mythology
11:47 • 4min
Worship and Spirituality in Ancient Egypt
15:35 • 4min
Ancient Egyptian Afterlife Beliefs
19:33 • 19min
Mourning in Ancient Egypt: Rituals and Beliefs
38:57 • 5min