The Mummies are a group of ancient preserved bodies, primarily from Egypt, created through a process called mummification. This technique involved removing internal organs, treating the body with chemicals, and wrapping it in linen to prevent decay. Mummification was often performed for pharaohs and the wealthy, as it was believed to help them in the afterlife. These preserved remains provide valuable insights into ancient Egyptian culture, religion, and daily life. Many mummies have been discovered in tombs, such as the famous Tutankhamun, and are studied by archaeologists and historians to understand the practices and beliefs of this ancient civilization.