Definition: Ravigotas are a type of ancient Egyptian sarcophagus. They were typically made of limestone or marble and had intricate carvings and decorations that depicted scenes from the afterlife. The term "ravigota" comes from Greek, meaning "gaze," as it was used to gaze upon the deceased. These sarcophagi were often transported across the land and were believed to be a symbol of eternal life.
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