Definition: Mort cloth is a type of cloth that was commonly used in ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian burial mounds. It was made from animal hides or other materials, such as linen or wool, and was often woven into complex patterns to cover the body with. The mort cloth had a unique texture and color, which helped to protect the body during burial. The term "mortcloth" is also used to refer to any type of cloth that has been used in ancient Egyptian and Mesopotam
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