The pharaoh was the supreme ruler of Egypt and was at the top of the social pyramid, right after the pharaoh was the vizier, who was in charge of many things. After the vizier was the government officials. After the government officials were the priests, who was in charge of pleasing the gods, holding religious ceremonies, advising the pharaoh, teaching the scribes, and embalming dead bodies. After the priests were the scribes, whose job was to keep records and write. Those people were all part of the upper class. After the scribes were merchants and artisans. The artisans were highly skilled laborers who created beautiful artworks. The lower class was made up of farmers and slaves.
Zeus was the King of the Gods in Greek mythology, not Egyptian. The Egyptian ruler god was arguably the Sun God, Ra.
She was part Macedonian Greek and part Egyptian yes and no. Cleopatra was ethically a Greek, but she lived and ruled in Egypt and she followed the Egyptian religion and customs. We don't know who her mother was or her mother's ethnicity, so we can only say for certain that she was Greek on her father's side.
An Egyptian pylon is a temple. It has two large towers next to each other that taper down with the largest part at the bottom. The word "pylon" is a Greek word given to the Egyptian temple.
Khefts are part of Ancient Egyptian beleifs. They would come and steal human souls for their amusement.
Egyptian scribes were important for recording government information and keeping public records.
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The International Trade Commission is not technically a part of the U.S. government but rather an independent agency.
In ancient Egypt, Scribes didn't have to pay taxes, be part of the military or do any of the manual labour.
The Scribes from Alexandria has 260 pages.
Yes, the government was behind that tragedy. We will never forget!
You really do not specify what tablet you mean, but if you are talking about egyptian scribes, for example, tablets were important part of their job. They could make notes quickly on a wax-tablet, and edit it to perfection, and then use that as a memo when doing the final version of the text, usually carved in stone or painted on more expensive materials you could not afford to spoil by a typo or bad sentence. Wax-tablets were also used to teach reading and writing to young scribes.
The pharaoh was the supreme ruler of Egypt and was at the top of the social pyramid, right after the pharaoh was the vizier, who was in charge of many things. After the vizier was the government officials. After the government officials were the priests, who was in charge of pleasing the gods, holding religious ceremonies, advising the pharaoh, teaching the scribes, and embalming dead bodies. After the priests were the scribes, whose job was to keep records and write. Those people were all part of the upper class. After the scribes were merchants and artisans. The artisans were highly skilled laborers who created beautiful artworks. The lower class was made up of farmers and slaves.
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Yes. He was/is part jackal part human.
Not all Egyptians had time for entertainment, but when they did, they'd spend it wisely. Ancient Egyptians enjoyed playing and listening to music. Instruments such as drums, flutes, harps and trumpets were popular. Ancient Egyptians also took pleasure in watching and taking part in dancing and theater, like religious performances. For those with education, which was about 5 percent of Egyptian households, reading was a preferred past time
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