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the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld. It is also possible that the staffs and vessels were used for a different ritual, in which torch-bearers guided the pharaoh to the afterlife.

meant to be performed eternally for the deceased king to ensure his life in the afterlife,” concludes Brown. The study has been published in The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology.