Homonym: Mummy (Mother)
A "Mummy" is a preserved body, often associated with ancient Egyptian culture. The process of mummification involved removing internal organs, treating the body with chemicals, and wrapping it in linen. This practice was believed to help the deceased in the afterlife.
Mummies were typically buried in elaborate tombs, such as the famous pyramids of Giza. They were often accompanied by items like jewelry, food, and other goods to assist the deceased in their journey after death. Mummies provide valuable insights into ancient Egyptian beliefs, customs, and daily life.