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What first meant the great house in ancient Egypt?
The ancient Egyptian term pr-'3 (usually expressed as per-aa in modern studies) means "great house" - the palace of the ruling pharaoh. By extension it came to mean the king himself, but it was not the only term meaning king or pharaoh.
What does pharaoh translate into?
It doesn't stand for anything. It was just a term for a ruler, a king.
How many months did Persephone spend in the underworld?
She spends 6 months per year in the Underworld.
How much did the Acropolis of Athens?
The Acropolis of Athens is estimated to have been built around 447-438 BC at a cost of around 600 talents, or around $8.5 million in today's currency. 600 talents = 8.5 million USD in today's currency Equivalent to around 1.2 million USD per year of construction Estimated to have been built around 447-438 BCThe exact cost of the Acropolis of Athens is unknown, but it is estimated to have been a very large sum for the time. It is believed that the total cost of the project was 600 talents, which is equivalent to around 8.5 million USD today. This works out to around 1.2 million USD per year of construction.
How many people on each side were in the battle of salamis?
About 400 ships on each side, with two hundred per ship. 400x200=80,000.
How many men per stone when they built the ancient egyptian pyramids?
I think it was about 20 men per stone.
How did Egyptians use their pyramids?
Egyptians used their pyramids only as a burial place for one Pharaoh per pyramid. The great majority of Pharaohs were interred in the Valley of the Kings, in subterranean graves dug out in the rocks.
How did the egyptians use their pyramids.?
Egyptians used their pyramids only as a burial place for one Pharaoh per pyramid. The great majority of Pharaohs were interred in the Valley of the Kings, in subterranean graves dug out in the rocks.
How many pyramids can be found in each kidney?
There are an equal number of pyramids per kidney as there are minor calyces. ie If there are 8-18 minor calyces per kidney, there will be a matching number of pyramids (8-18). Therefore, if a cat has 12 minor calyces, there will be 12 pyramids as well in that kidney.
Did the Hebrews build pyramids?
AnswerNo. Even if the Hebrew people were really enslaved in Egypt, the pyramids were already built more than a thousand years earlier. Moreover, it is reported that over 90 per cent of scholars believe that the Exodus did not really happen.
Why did the Egyptians use the word pharaoh to refer to their ruler even though this word does not literally mean king?
The Egyptian word pharaoh does not directly translate to king because they didn't have a king. They had a Pharaoh. Just like how Americans use the word President and it doesn't directly translate to king. Because they do not have a king. They have a president. Incidentally, Egyptians believed their pharaoh was not just the head of state but also a god. The word "pharaoh" comes from the Egyptian "per-aha" which translates as "big house". Its use is similar to our modern day use of "The Pentagon announced so-and-so" or "Downing Street announced that...", referring to the person that lives there, not the place itself. The term was not used until New Kingdom times, so it is not correct to say that "pharaohs" built the pyramids.
How long did it take to built pyramids?
Between 10-25 years per pyramid depending on the size of the structure. The Great Pyramid of Khufu is believed to have taken nearly 23 years.
How many brain cells are built per minute?
Millions!
How many Houses are built per year in Austria?
15000
How many new houses are built in Canada per year?
1009
How many ford were built per day in 1955?
Approximately 50 per day of each model.
How many homes at 86 per acre can be built?
From the information given in this question, the only answer can be 86 homes per acre.
