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In ancient Egypt, shabti statues were associated with what aspect of the afterlife?

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Their purpose was to serve their dead master in the after-life they referred to as the "Field of Reeds" when they would live a mirror image of one's life on earth. Some were made just for specific tasks, some were for multiple tasks.

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A. performing manual labor

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