The priest conducting this ceremony addresses the bone-breaker and the green flame to respectively admit that no lies have been told and no food stolen. An "A"-shaped object known as a Plummet is used during one step of this process, which takes place in a tent known as an "ibu." This action, which 
The priest conducting this ceremony addresses the bone-breaker and the green flame to respectively admit that no lies have been told and no food stolen. An "A"-shaped object known as a Plummet is used during one step of this process, which takes place in a tent known as an "ibu." This action, which paves the way to the field of reeds if successful, includes a ceremony known as the "opening of the (*) mouth." Bags of natron cover the central figure of this ceremony, in which a long hook is threaded through the nose. Four canopic jars collect the internal organs of the person for whom this ceremony is performed before he is wrapped in linen. For 10 points, a sarcophagus is the final resting place for people who undergo what elaborate Egyptian burial practice?
The priest conducting this ceremony addresses the bone-breaker and the green flame to respectively admit that no lies have been told and no food stolen.
mummification [accept equivalents involving creating a mummy; prompt on "embalming", "entombment", or "burial"]