Definition: The word "Anchistopoda" refers to a type of stone used in ancient Egyptian burial mummification practices. It was a form of religious art that depicted scenes from daily life, often with symbolic images representing deceased or living gods. The term came into use during the Middle Kingdom period around 1560 BC and was associated with a group called "Anchistopodists." This community produced intricate stone mummifications to accompany their rituals.
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