Why were the ancient Egyptians buried with their prize possessions? Group of answer choices
They wanted their possessions available to them in the afterlife.

They wanted their possessions protected from invaders

They wanted their possessions to help identify them.

They wanted their possessions to be preserved for centuries.

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