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    painted on stone monuments, tombs and temples. A more common form of writing was Hieratic which was invented so that the priests could write records on papyrus. Hieratic writing still used pictures as symbols. Even simpler, the Demotic system developed from Hieratic writing and lacked pictures and so.this was in common use. It also was written on papyrus. Egyptian scientists observed the movement of the stars across the sky and noted that the annual flood of the Nile happened at the same time as…

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    the act of stealing items, because of this Ranofer was able to reshape his life after getting the guards to get them, Ranofer can also be the apprentice of the master of masters Zau. He also got a donkey to help him with his new life by carrying papyrus to the sailmakers, and lastly Ranofer gets to be happy alongside of his friends. One of the reasons this is the most important event is because Ranofer can be a goldsmith apprentice alongside of Zau who is the master goldsmith of the town this…

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    food source, and coupled with the crops mentioned before they were able to trade effectively with other countries. An often overlooked commodity from the Nile was the papyrus that grew along the river’s coast. The Egyptians used papyrus for many things such as making mats, ropes, sandals, medicine, etc. The most notable uses for papyrus however were to make paper and boats. Paper allowed for the Egyptians to record literature, religious texts, magical texts , and important documents allowing for…

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    A. Wallis Budge, Keeper of Egyptian Antiquities at the British Museum, The Papyrus of Ani is not only a collection of spells and charms, but a complete vision of the judgment day. Printed in the year 1250 B.C. the origins of the Book of the Dead can be traced to the Pyramid Texts which dates ca. 2400 B.C.E. The seventy-eight-foot…

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    In Chapter 1, the cultures and societies discussed include Mesopotamian civilization, Egyptian civilization, the Hittite empire, and the Persian Empire. Major influences from these civilizations and empires have contributed to Western Civilization. Mesopotamian civilization developed between the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers and evolved to three definite societies: Sumer (2000s B.C), Babylonia (1000s B.C.), and Assyria (after 700s B.C.). The first known cities were founded by the Sumerians…

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    King Tut was ecstatic that the minions were building his grave. He knew, or at least he thought, they would build something he had never seen before. The minions were fascinated with the pyramids especially The Great Pyramid. The Great Pyramid is the largest pyramid and it took 100,000 men 20 years to build it! Stuart knew he could not build a pyramid as magnificent as this because it would take extremely long to build, so he flipped his perspective, literally. I snuck into the room where Stuart…

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    battle each other on papyrus rafts and the last man standing would win. Unfortunately , we are the lowest social class and egyptian peasants did not have many rights , but were usually not treated poorly. However Pharaohs depended on us as we give them food, which is what you the need to survive. Speaking of Pharaohs and their food, they would have huge feast with heaps of food. However our simple diet includes bread stuffed with food and honey and Sometimes forced to eat papyrus because of…

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    pyramids to protect their bodies after death. That is why the Old Kingdom is often called "The Age of the Pyramids.” Intellectual Scribes are are the record-keepers. Their writing was hieroglyphics. The first paper was made. It was called papyrus. Their was a one more writing called hieratic script. Hieratic script was a simpler form of hieroglyphics. When writing became easier people stated to learn it. The wrote about tomb walls and on monuments. Technological Egyptians built…

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    One of the most important inventions that the ancient Egyptians invented was writing, writing allowed the Egyptians to keep control of Egypt. Alongside writing the Egyptians also invented papyrus sheets, which were made from the papyrus plant. The Egyptians had a very good understanding of mathematics, which helped them construct big monuments and buildings such as pyramids and temples. They developed geometry, which helped them with the yearly Nile floods.…

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    Bodeker 2 The Chinese and Egyptian civilizations were one of the oldest civilizations both occurring before the birth of Christ. Both civilizations were similar in some ways yet different in others. Although the early Chinese and Egyptian civilizations had similar advancements in terms of culture, economics and government, they were different in that they created their civilizations with opposing approaches to language, religion, and rulers of their nations. First, China and Egypt were different…

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