They believed there were 13 steps on ladder to spiritual completion of the soul, so pretty much, yes.
"The Egyptians had a more detailed account to explain their god’s connection to this number. Osiris, the powerful solar god of life and death, was murdered by Typhon, his treacherous brother. Trying to restore her husband (who was also her brother) back to life, Isis collected his body. However, Typhon stole it, cutting it into fourteen pieces and scattering them around the Earth. Although Isis searched long and hard, she was only able to reclaim 13 of the body parts. As a whole (no pun intended), this story implied that “thirteen” was the precursor to total completion. Furthermore, this number 13 symbol held more significance in ancient Egyptian life, as there were believed to be thirteen steps on the ladder to eternity, the last of which is believed to signify the spiritual completion of the soul."
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An important slave slept in a bed like his owner. Most slaves however, slept in slave quarters, on mats laid out on the ground. The most unfortunate, working on the building sites or digging canals slept on the ground without mats in the open.
the most known lucky charm of Egypt would be the great eye
Slaves didn't get paid. They received food, somewhere to sleep and if they were lucky clothes.
they are not lucky but they are lucky for others if an ardra nakshatra boy went daily to a shop for a month the busineess will start increase .
Honey, the ancient Greeks were too busy sculpting marble and debating philosophy to worry about guns. Guns didn't come around until the 9th century, long after the Greeks were strutting their stuff in togas. So, no, the ancient Greeks did not have guns, but they did have plenty of drama and mythology to keep them entertained.