This resource explores the field of historiography, emphasizing how history is written and the biases historians bring to their narratives. It discusses 'Elite Preservation' and how history often favors the powerful and their artifacts, while the stories of ordinary people remain overlooked or silenced. The text highlights the significance of mummification in ancient Egyptian culture, the materials and artifacts associated with burial practices, and the contrasting lives of the elite and the average worker. It encourages reflection on whose voices are included or excluded in historical narratives and promotes the creation of a museum exhibit that balances the representation of both kings and ordinary people.