Egyptian Work and Jobs-
As the Egyptian society grew, it became more and more complex some Egyptian jobs include: scribes, artisans, architects, soldiers, farmers and slaves. The scribes worked for the governments. Scribes kept records and accounts. They also wrote and copied religious and literary texts. Scribes did not have to pay taxes so therefore they became very wealthy. Artisans jobs required a lot of skill. The group of Artisans included sculptures, builders, carpenters, jewelers, metal workers, and leather workers. Most artisans in Egypt worked in the government or for temples. They worked to make statues, furniture, jewelry, pottery, footwear, and other items. Artists and architects were also admired in Egypt. Artists often worked
As the Egyptian society grew, it became more and more complex some Egyptian jobs include: scribes, artisans, architects, soldiers, farmers and slaves. The scribes worked for the governments. Scribes kept records and accounts. They also wrote and copied religious and literary texts. Scribes did not have to pay taxes so therefore they became very wealthy. Artisans jobs required a lot of skill. The group of Artisans included sculptures, builders, carpenters, jewelers, metal workers, and leather workers. Most artisans in Egypt worked in the government or for temples. They worked to make statues, furniture, jewelry, pottery, footwear, and other items. Artists and architects were also admired in Egypt. Artists often worked