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    Organs such as the stomach, intestines, lungs and liver were removed from the body. They were then placed in special 'canopic jars', which were basically little pots with heads on them. Organs were placed in the jars until they were ready for transplantation.

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    Organs such as the stomach, intestines, lungs and liver were removed from the body. They were then placed in special 'canopic jars', which were basically little pots with heads on them. Organs were placed in the jars until they were ready for transplantation.

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    Organs such as the stomach, intestines, lungs and liver were removed from the body. They were then placed in special 'canopic jars', which were basically little pots with heads on them. Organs were placed in the jars until they were ready for transplantation.

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    Which Canopic Jar?

    Explain which organs were removed from the body and which special jar they
    were placed in.

    Organs such as the stomach, intestines, lungs and liver were removed from the
    body. They were then placed in special canopic jars, which were basically little
    pots with heads on them.

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