Back in time thousands of years ago, when the ancient Egyptians were taking place in conquering human civilization, a concept of life after death was one of their common beliefs that caused them to create the method of "Embalmment "to preserve the bodies of their great leaders and rulers, assuming that the body is something to be taken to the next life after death so it has to be perfect to satisfy the gods
             Several methods were found, and the perfection of embalmment was distinct between individuals depending on the wealth of the dead
             A king had the highest level of care and sophistication of the embalming procedure
             And others individuals had less labor on their bodies rated by the cost they can afford to pay to honor their dead
             The embalmment ceremony was a complicated procedure that takes several days to accomplish, and it has to be done by a specific class of people that are the embalmers
             The dead man's body was taken away from his home to a special workshop in the form of a tent which was called 'the good house', or 'the place of purification', or the 'house of gold'.
             First the body was washed with Nile water. As a first step before starting the surgical steps, then an incision was make in the left side and the liver, lungs, stomach and intestines were removed. These organs were placed in four vessels called Canopic jars and their place in the body was filled by spices and resins, At this period the brain, too, was removed through the nose openings (nostrils) and the cavity filled with linen or with mud. The purpose of the linen padding was to preserve the face intact;
             The heart was left in the body, for it was the seat of the intelligence.
             Then the whole body was preserved in precious oils and resins
             After the religious democratization this method was practiced only for the pharaohs and the very exalted, the cheaper method of soaking in salt was used for
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