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Usually scribe or historian.
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What was the name given to a writer in ancient civilizations?
translated into english: writer
What is the name of the longest river in the world and the location of one of the most amazing ancient civilizations ever discovered?
Noma
What was the name given to a ruler in Ancient Egypt?
A Pharaoh (Fair- Row)
What is the name given to ancient Greek musical theater?
Odeon
What are some ancient civilizations that existed in Latin America?
The Incas, Mayans, and Aztecs were the big ones
What was the name given to a writer in ancient civilizations?
translated into english: writer
The name given to a writer in ancient civilizations?
sargon
What is the name given to a writer in ancient civilisations?
Scribe
What is scribes real name?
A scribe was a professional writer in ancient civilizations; and "scribe" was their real professional name. There must have been many thousands of them over the centuries; their names have in most cases not survived.
What is the name given to a writer in Mesopotamia?
A scribe.
Name of the ancient people of Mexico?
The Mexica (Nahuatl) were an indigenous people of Mexico, known today as the Aztecs. There is disagreement over the meaning of the name Mexica, and the place name Mexico (Mexihco) where they lived. The name of Mexico comes from the Nahuatl name Mexihco.
What is the name of the longest river in the world and the location of one of the most amazing ancient civilizations ever discovered?
Noma
Caledonia is the ancient name given to which place?
Scotland
What was the name given to a ruler in Ancient Egypt?
A Pharaoh (Fair- Row)
How the constellations get their name?
many ancient civilizations created there own constellations but the ones most people use today were created from the Greeks
What did the ancient civilizations call themselves like the Hittites the sumerians Egyptians...etc?
KEMET was the name of the country now called Egypt
What era is the name Megan from?
The ancient Greeks estsablished the feminine given name of Megan to denote a "great person". The ancient Anglo-Saxons used it to denote a "strong person". No timeline was given.
