Egyptian Death Culture. A Journey through Duat, the Afterlife Judgment, and Royal Mummies

Death in Ancient Egypt was never an end. It was a journey — difficult, dangerous, but filled with hope for resurrection.

This book invites you on an exciting journey through the worlds of the living and the dead: from the construction of tombs and the secret rituals of mummification to solemn funeral processions and mysterious "books of the other world." You will learn why the Egyptians created maps of Duat, what awaited the soul at the afterlife judgment, and what life was like in the Fields of Ialu. But most importantly — you will feel how the living and the dead remained inextricably connected.