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“Unwrapping the Mystery of a 2,500 year old Mummy” and “Funerary Monuments – Roman Funerary Monument (3/7)” What can we learn about the about these societies from the remains of their dead?

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Based on the text on “Unwrapping the Mystery of a 2,500 year old Mummy” and “Funerary Monuments", one thing we can learn from past societies from the remains of their dead is their beliefs on the afterlife.

What did some cultures believe of the afterlife?

Thanks to historical remains from ancient societies such as Mummies and Funerary Monuments, humans today are better able to understand how ancient cultures treated their dead. We can now see what they believed happened to the soul of a dead person.

The fact that the tombs of mummies had gold artifacts, remains of people who would be servants, and other useful items, we can infer that ancient Egyptians believed that the dead had an afterlife. In this afterlife, they would need some tools and money to be able to live comfortably and so these items were buried with them.

Find out more on ancient Egyptian afterlife at https://brainly.com/question/511895.

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