Was Scarab Beetles put into the coffins of bad Egyptians?
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Scarab Beetles were considered good luck. It don't matter if the person was good or bad, if their family, friends or who ever buried them wanted to give them luck in the after life they would bury the person with Scarabs.
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Many types of animals were mummified, some because they were beloved pets and others were offerings to gods or goddesses.  Animals mummified as pets included cats, falcons, monkeys, hawks, fish, shrews, dogs and gazelles (one was found with Queen Isetemkheb).  Ibises were mummified in honor of Thoth, and cats in honor of Bast/Bastet.  Bulls and crocodiles were sometimes sacrificed and mummified, as well.\nSometimes animals such as cows and birds were mummified and buried with human mummies in order to provide them with food in their next life.\n\nHope this was helpful :-)\n\nI included some sources with neat pictures of animal mummies...but they are a bit gross.
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Sure has been looking that way for a while--they have been slowly moving us in that direction as they unwittingly serve Satan's purposes.  It was all prophesied centuries ago.  Read Ezekiel, Isiah, and Revelation.  Good news is the bad guys lose in the end.  I read the back of the Book and we win.
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in ancient eygpt.. they used to cover the body with slat and spices and then they'd wrap a linen cloth around it i.e mummies...
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My guess is that you've found a golden torotise beetle (Charidotella sp.)\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/8827/bgpage\n\nThey are related to ladybugs but not really a part of that group. Dead beetles quickly lose the gold.
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A coffin.  Umm, is this the Jokes and Riddles section, or do you not know how to select a category yet?
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The ancient Egyptians, or "the Blacks", as the Greeks referred to them, are responsible for mathematics, physics, chemistry, astrology, I could go on and on.  They were reading, writing volumonous books, building libraries and monuments thousands of years before the caucasian emerged from the caves of the Caucas Mtns.  I think the ancient Egyptians should be respected by ALL for thier contributions to civilization.  There is not another people on the planet who contributed more.  They taught EVERYBODY.  Europeans studied there for years prior to giving birth to this thing called racism.  And keep in mind that Alexander the So-Called Great and his team of philosophers (either socrotes or aristotle I cannot remember which was on this trip) destroyed Egypt, stole all of the ancient books, burned down the famous library at Alexandria, took them back to Greece and put Aristotle and others names on it.  Do you actually think Aristotle wrote 10,000 books?  NO.  But the Eyptians over a span of thousands of years DID.
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Nope. We're still here, giving dumb answers on Yahoo.\n\nActually, we almost certainly exterminated them. It may have been violence, disease, or merely eating all their food, or a combination. They clearly just died and did not interbreed.
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I think they were killed in the flood, but have you ever read (I think) in Job about the leviathan?  Sounds so much like a brontesaurus or dipladucas doesn't it?  People try to say it's a croc, but it's  nothing like a crocodile.  Also Psalms 74 says He lopped off the heads (plural) of leviathan, and made mincemeat of the dragon.  I'm not trying to make people believe anything, it's just one of the things I wonder.
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They remove all organs except the heart. The heart is mummified and then put back into the mummy.
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Human remains covered in resin and cloth were found inside a 5,000-year-old cedar wood coffin at Sakkara near Cairo, Egypt. \nThe coffin had been placed in a tomb thought to date from 3100 to 2890 BC under Egypt's 1st Dynasty.
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Corpse, cadaver, worm food
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I just finished a unit about Egypt. So, the book of dead was a bunch of spells, and when a pharaoh died, the book of the dead was placed in his tomb with him. But, did you know that all of the 200 spells are never complete? Anyway, the pharaoh was dead, so he needed to go to the afterlife. Anubis (the jackal headed god), the judge of the dead, would lead him through the journey and weigh his heart on a weighing machine and compare it with a feather. If his heart were as light as a feather, he would go to the Field of Reeds where he could live forever. If his heart were heavy, he would be eaten by the Devourer of the Dead (which is a mean looking dog).
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What you have there is a dermestid beetle larvae!  Often called carpet beetles.  They don't carry any diseases, and aren't poisonous, but can be a pest none the less - sometimes feeding on stored clothing.  Museums have major problems with these eating up stuffed animal displays.  \n\nUnfortunately, even with pesticides you will never be completely free of them.  Instead of wasting good money on an exterminator, you can keep their numbers in check by following these steps:\n\n- For any stored food (sugar, flour, etc) you may want to get some tight locking canisters.  \n\n- Practice good housekeeping - vaccume the floor more often - especially in high traffic areas (kitchen, dining area, living room - anywhere you may eat - these guys love crumbs dropped on the floor), and extremely low traffic areas like the back of closets, etc.\n\nhttp://www.uky.edu/Ag/Entomology/entfacts/struct/ef601.htm
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Anything's possible. It has been theorized that humans were the slaves of an alien race and left to populate the earth. Plenty use Egyptian mythology to base their answer, and actually do so quite effectively. So sure, why not?
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If god exists, then he probably had a hand in starving those children.  In the past he hasn't been above killing innocent children.  He was upset at some Egyptians, so what did he do?  He killed the innocent Egyptians instead: the first born cute babies.
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Well..the larvae would have survived and been stuck to all those dead carcasses that were floating on the surface...wasn't so much evolution as it was survival of the fittest...it's hard to kill all those bugs....and their larvae...and bacteria...hey...what a breeding grounds...whewee...