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The pyramid shape used for some famous royal tombs was also adopted for private funerary structures. They were usually built in mud brick and topped by a capstone, called a pyramidion. This one is decorated on all four sides and connects its owner to solar and funerary gods, such as Ra and Osiris. The deceased's mummy lies on a bier. It is being prepared by the embalmer god Anubis, shown with a jackal's head.

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