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Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations from BBC History

Magazine and BBC History Revealed. For more than 3,000 years, the ancient Egyptians

are dear to a complex and rich system of beliefs, worshipping a vast pantheon of mighty,

often animal-headed gods and goddesses. But how did this dynamic religious system emerge?

What was the Pharaoh's role in rituals? And what did the ancient Egyptians believe happened

to them in the afterlife? In our latest, everything you want to know episode, Egyptologist

Joyce Tildsley, speaks to Danny Bird to answer your questions on the mysteries of religion in ancient

Egypt. Joyce, thank you very much for joining me today to discuss religion in ancient Egypt.

And I'd like to start us off by asking a very general question, which is what did the ancient

Egyptians believe in? Thank you for inviting me to talk on this subject. It's such an interesting

subject, but it's such a difficult one as well. As far as we can tell, all the Egyptians

worshipped some form of gods, but who you worshipped depended so much on where you lived and when

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