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    that no one could see. Egyptian art was not based on what the artist could see at a given moment, but to some extent what they knew belonged to a person or a scene. One job of an artist is to reflect their surroundings and culture. Most ancient Egyptian artists: artisans, craftsmen, which created paintings and sculptures were slaves, who had no concept of individual artistry. They created interesting and functional art, even art for entertainment. The Ancient Egyptians believed that there was…

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    Ernesto Schiaparelli

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    Ground breaking discoveries through archaeology helps society to view life and times of an ancient civilisation however, many individuals seek other findings to support evidence of one aspect. Through archaeology, today’s society is able to view the life and times of an ancient community through a deeper analysis and provide mass amounts of detail to supply a conclusion as to how and why the population valued some aspects over others. Ernesto Schiaparelli is recognised as a great Egyptologist…

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    was almost four feet long and two-and-a-half feet wide, at a fort near Rosetta. When the British defeated Napoleon in 1801, they took possession of the Rosetta Stone. The Rosetta Stone is a text written by a group of priests in Egypt to honour the Egyptian pharaoh. It lists all of the things that the pharaoh has done that are good for the priests and the people of Egypt. Many people worked on deciphering the hieroglyphs over several hundred years. However, the structure of the script was very…

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    + + + + + + + + + Who were the ancient Egyptians? They were an ancient people that we know a lot about, but there are still many mysteries about them. The part of their lives that always caught my attention was how they lived. The regular people of ancient Egypt lived in simple houses, and were always honoring their polytheistic religion of goddesses and gods. When their pharaoh ordered a pyramid built, each family was required to contribute, either with a laborer,…

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    Going back thousands and thousands of years ago, two civilizations, Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt, were very different according to the five key elements of culture. First, one key aspect that was very contrasting between these civilizations was the language. For example, Mesopotamia had distinct origins and a different style of writing. The earliest forms of writing in Mesopotamia was based on pictograms which “were used to communicate basic information about crops and taxes (Writing 1). As…

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    com/socialstudies/ancienthistory/ancientegypt/ This video discusses the geography of ancient Egypt and things the Egyptians in Cairo heavily relied on. It also discusses the human characteristics, such as architecture and land use, for instance the Nile River and pyramids. We will learn about this ancient civilization’s remains, for instance the Great Pyramids, the Great Sphinx, and artifact. Through this video we will learn about the ancient Egyptians and details about their land and everyday…

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    1. Omens are the signals that will guide Santiago during his travel to the pyramids in Egypt. The first omen are the two stones that king Melchizedek gives Santiago the stones will help him make a decision when he gets confused. Santiago was a good omen to the crystal merchant with his idea of serving tea in the crystal glass help him make lots of money. Going to the desert was also an omen because it allows Santiago the opportunity to meet Fatima the love of his life. The hawk killing each…

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    reptilian hybrids who look like humans, but have the reptilian strength. They are helping men build the pyramids.Daniel, age 25, an Egyptian slave, finds his way away wandering away from the rest of the slaves. He slowly hides himself behind multiple columns, and follows one of the nepheliums walking right past him, and into a dark cave.EGYPTIAN Guardsmen(in Archaic Egyptian, with subtitles)Work, work, work, faster!The sounds of guardsmen whipping slaves, slaves breathing hard and screaming in…

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    The Unspoken Sexuality in the Art of Ancient Egyptians An air of haunting mystery revolves around the land of ancient Egyptians from their grand pyramids and dressed up mummies to their mysterious writings. However, there is a deeply ingrained sexuality within this ancient world that has not been portrayed as strongly in compared to the importance it partook in the lives of the ancient Egyptians. A profoundly religious people, the ancient Egyptians believed sex played a significant role in not…

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    The Book Of The Dead

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    book of the dead. The book of the dead is a book that contains tons of magic spells that are meant to help a dead person through Duat (The Underworld) and then into the underworld. The Book of the Dead was part of funeral traditions, it includes the Pyramid Texts and the Coffin Texts. The earlier ones were painted on objects, not papyrus. Now I’ll take you on a journey through the book’s timeline. We start at 2,670 BCE, when the concepts that the book includes are inscribed in tombs during…

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