HISTORY OF FUNERAL SERVICE - AAMI
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Term funeral comes from. ANSWER -Latin word Funeralis
Term funeral comes from latin word funeralis meaning. ANSWER -Torch Light
Procession
Funerals were almost always at night and "torch light led the way"
Why are funerals slow. ANSWER -so torchlight would not extinguish
Western Culture is comprised of: (3). ANSWER -Greek Aesthetics and philosophy - what
we read
Roman Law - our system of government
Judeo-Christian tradition - America founded by religious people
Most of the death customs in the US comes from. ANSWER -England
Egyptian god of the underworld and judge of the dead. ANSWER -Osiris
Egyptians used embalming so that the soul could revisit the body after it completed the.
ANSWER -Circle of Necessity which took 3,000 years
Egyptians believed they would arise from the dead after 3,000 years and. ANSWER -live
with god thereafter
,Egyptians were often unable to bury their dead because of (2). ANSWER -the overflow of
the Nile river
keep the products of putrefaction out of the soil and generating a plague
Egyptians that could not afford to be embalmed utilized. ANSWER -Dry Burial
Dry Burial method. ANSWER -bodies buried in coarse cloth and laid upon a bed of
charcoal under 6 - 8 ft of sand
Why dry burial worked for egyptians. ANSWER -dry air and nitrous soil provided slow
and inoffensive decomposition
First Class of Egyptian Embalming reserved for. ANSWER -well to do and high of rank
First class of Egyptian embalming was expensive and elaborate consisting of these steps:
(3). ANSWER -1 - Brain and viscera removed and placed in canopic jars
2 - head and body cavities washed and filled with spices
3 - Body was immersed in solution for 40 days the wrapped in linen
First class Egyptian embalming was immersed in a solution for. ANSWER -40 days
Second class of Egyptian embalming (4). ANSWER -1 - Injected Cedar oil into body
without evisceration
2 - Soaked in Natron
3 - Cedar oil dissolved soft organs
4 - All that remained was skin and bones
,type of salt that absorbed water. ANSWER -Natron
Third class of Egyptian embalming. ANSWER -For poorer class
Body soaked in soda for 70 days
Later they used pitch or bitumen
hard black mummy most identifiable by public utilized. ANSWER -bitumen or pitch
Canopic Jars. ANSWER -MESTA - Man headed jar
HAPI - Dog headed jar
TUAMTEF - Jackal headed jar
QEBHSENNUF - Hawk Headed jar
Man headed jar. ANSWER -MESTA
dog headed jar. ANSWER -HAPI
Jackal headed jar. ANSWER -TUAMTEF
Hawk headed jar. ANSWER -QEBHSENNUF
Most of what we know of embalming from this ear comes from. ANSWER -Herodotus
Father of History from 484BC - 424BC. ANSWER -Herodotus
, Egyptian and most early African culture used these to keep the body from touching the
earth (4). ANSWER -Mats
Skin
Reeds
Wooden and Earthenware baskets
large ornamental coffin of stone or marble. ANSWER -Sarcophagus
man-resembling shaped commin. ANSWER -Anthropoid
EUS Egyptian Undertaking Specialist (6). ANSWER -Kher-heb - priest or supervisor. the
one in charge
Surgeon - Chief embalmer
Scribe - made the mark for incision
Parachistes - made the incision
Apothecary - made aromatic powders, ointments, oils
Pollinctors - anointed the body with oils
EUS in charge. ANSWER -Kher-heb / priest / supervisor
EUS chief embalmer. ANSWER -Surgeon
EUS made the incision. ANSWER -parachistes
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Term funeral comes from. ANSWER -Latin word Funeralis
Term funeral comes from latin word funeralis meaning. ANSWER -Torch Light
Procession
Funerals were almost always at night and "torch light led the way"
Why are funerals slow. ANSWER -so torchlight would not extinguish
Western Culture is comprised of: (3). ANSWER -Greek Aesthetics and philosophy - what
we read
Roman Law - our system of government
Judeo-Christian tradition - America founded by religious people
Most of the death customs in the US comes from. ANSWER -England
Egyptian god of the underworld and judge of the dead. ANSWER -Osiris
Egyptians used embalming so that the soul could revisit the body after it completed the.
ANSWER -Circle of Necessity which took 3,000 years
Egyptians believed they would arise from the dead after 3,000 years and. ANSWER -live
with god thereafter
,Egyptians were often unable to bury their dead because of (2). ANSWER -the overflow of
the Nile river
keep the products of putrefaction out of the soil and generating a plague
Egyptians that could not afford to be embalmed utilized. ANSWER -Dry Burial
Dry Burial method. ANSWER -bodies buried in coarse cloth and laid upon a bed of
charcoal under 6 - 8 ft of sand
Why dry burial worked for egyptians. ANSWER -dry air and nitrous soil provided slow
and inoffensive decomposition
First Class of Egyptian Embalming reserved for. ANSWER -well to do and high of rank
First class of Egyptian embalming was expensive and elaborate consisting of these steps:
(3). ANSWER -1 - Brain and viscera removed and placed in canopic jars
2 - head and body cavities washed and filled with spices
3 - Body was immersed in solution for 40 days the wrapped in linen
First class Egyptian embalming was immersed in a solution for. ANSWER -40 days
Second class of Egyptian embalming (4). ANSWER -1 - Injected Cedar oil into body
without evisceration
2 - Soaked in Natron
3 - Cedar oil dissolved soft organs
4 - All that remained was skin and bones
,type of salt that absorbed water. ANSWER -Natron
Third class of Egyptian embalming. ANSWER -For poorer class
Body soaked in soda for 70 days
Later they used pitch or bitumen
hard black mummy most identifiable by public utilized. ANSWER -bitumen or pitch
Canopic Jars. ANSWER -MESTA - Man headed jar
HAPI - Dog headed jar
TUAMTEF - Jackal headed jar
QEBHSENNUF - Hawk Headed jar
Man headed jar. ANSWER -MESTA
dog headed jar. ANSWER -HAPI
Jackal headed jar. ANSWER -TUAMTEF
Hawk headed jar. ANSWER -QEBHSENNUF
Most of what we know of embalming from this ear comes from. ANSWER -Herodotus
Father of History from 484BC - 424BC. ANSWER -Herodotus
, Egyptian and most early African culture used these to keep the body from touching the
earth (4). ANSWER -Mats
Skin
Reeds
Wooden and Earthenware baskets
large ornamental coffin of stone or marble. ANSWER -Sarcophagus
man-resembling shaped commin. ANSWER -Anthropoid
EUS Egyptian Undertaking Specialist (6). ANSWER -Kher-heb - priest or supervisor. the
one in charge
Surgeon - Chief embalmer
Scribe - made the mark for incision
Parachistes - made the incision
Apothecary - made aromatic powders, ointments, oils
Pollinctors - anointed the body with oils
EUS in charge. ANSWER -Kher-heb / priest / supervisor
EUS chief embalmer. ANSWER -Surgeon
EUS made the incision. ANSWER -parachistes
