A Walk Through Time

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APFSE

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National academic accreditation agency for private instruction college and university programs in Funeral Service and Mortuary Science Education

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The American Board of Funeral Service Education

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ICFSEB

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A non-profit voluntary association providing examination services, information, and regulatory support to funeral service licensing boards, educators, governmental bodies and other regulatory agencies

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International Conferencr of Funeral Service Examining Boards

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Linda Odou

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Founded the Women’s Licensed Funeral Embalmer Association

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Studied in Switzerland and moved to the U.S. in 1899

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Shrouding Women

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Women in death care were known as

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NFDA

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is the world’s leading and largest funeral service association

offers funeral professionals comprehensive educational resources, tools to manage successful businesses, guidance to become pillars in their communities and the expertise to foster future generations of funeral professionals

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National Funeral Directors Association

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ICCFA

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only international trade association representing all segments of the cemetery, funeral service, and cremation and memorialization profession

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International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association

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ICFSEB

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not-for-profit voluntary association providing examination services, information, and regulatory support for funeral service licensing boards, educators, governmental bodies and other regulatory agencies

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International

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Monument Builders of North America

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momorialists and headstone designers who have learned the exact art of stone carving

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Joel Crandall

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founder of restorative art

1912

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Eolithic Era

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earliest assumed state of man

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Anubis

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ancient Egyptian god of embalming

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The Circle of Necessity

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name of the journey which the soul took before being reunited with the body in ancient Egyptian thought

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IB

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‘seat of intellect of emotion’

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Egyptian Thought

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Isis

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goddess of nature and magic

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BA

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Egyptian thought of the soul of the man

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Osiris

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Egyptian god of the underworld and judge of the dead

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Shadow

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Egyptian thought this element of the body is comparable to one’s ‘guardian angel’

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Step 2 of ancient Egyptian Embalming

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Evisceration through via abdominal surgery

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Yakhu

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element of the body considered to be the ‘shining one’ or personality in ancient Egyptian thought

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What did the Egyptians believe regarding the soul of man?

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Had divine origins and the body and soul would reunite

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Era of ancient Egyptian embalming

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Ancient period

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6000 BCE - 600 CE

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Apothecary

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Egyptian undertaking specialist whose job included making medicines and anointing the body of the deceased

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80%

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percentage of Egyptians prepared by the inexpensive method of embalming

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Physician or Kher-heb

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was in charge of the funeral procession of an influential Egyptian

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Canopic jars which housed the organs of the deceased Egyptians were named after the four sons of?

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Horus

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Ka

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The self or double of the individual Vital Spark

remained in the grave and demanded attention from the living

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Catacombs

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originated in ancient Rome as excavated cemeteries cut out of soft rock for the tombs or wealthy Christians

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Libitina

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Roman goddess of corpses and funerals

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The place of women in Ancient Greek burial customs?

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Females couldn’t attend unless over 60 or related by blood over 16

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Conclamatio Mortis

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closing the committal service in ancient Rome

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Which ancient culture believed the soul of man hovered around the place of burial for its continued peace and happiness, and required constant attention from the descendants in the form of offerings of food and drink?

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Romans

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Epicureans

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believed that the soul was composed of atoms and simply disintegrated at death

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Hades

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the Greeks prepared the body to go to

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This group believed that touching a corpse made one unclean.

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Hebrews

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Neolithic Era

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‘Standard of Living’-Communities and homes

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30000 BCE - 6000 BCE

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This ancient people placed their dead in a squatting position with their knees under their chin

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Peruvians

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Jeweish burials were scheduled

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during the day of death before sundown

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What is another term for an irreligious or hedonistic person?

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Pagen

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Medieval Period

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600 CE to 1850

The Middle Ages/Plague Cycles

Renaissance