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There is no single manuscript known as the Book of the Dead; instead, many copies of the book have lasted into modern times. Early in Egyptian civilization, the text was carved onto the outside of many Egyptian sarcophagi, and later began to be written on scrolls and placed inside the sarcophagus with the mummified body.
