Being a Pharaoh was a job - king of Egypt. 'Pharaoh' is what the Israelites called the Egyptian kings. they lead prayer ceremonies.
Egyptian Pharaohs usually had to inspect irrigation projects that went on in the city, they held meetings with foreign merchants and leaders, oversaw annual harvests, and made decisions about government, laws, trade, and foreign policies. :)
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The types of jobs ancient Egyptians would have done: Bakers, Scribes, Priests, Farmers, Artists, Stone carvers, Fishermen, Clothing Makers, Fabric Dyers, Astronomers, Animal Herders, Beer and Wine Makers, Boat builders, Merchants, Burial personnel, Architects, Doctors, Weapon Makers, Miners, Paper makers, Glass makers, Quarry workers, Furniture makers, Wig makers, Soldiers, Jewellers.
Some jobs you could have in ancient Egypt were:
Many slaves in ancient Egypt performed the role of servants in the houses of the wealthy. They were usually fairly treated, adequately clothed and well fed. Remember there were no modern labour saving devices. Every household job had to be done by hand. It was hard graft.
Some slaves were hired as mercenaries in the army.
Those who were less fortunate were forced to do humiliating, degrading and often dangerous work such as working on the land, digging canals, building monuments, quarrying and worst of all working in the mines. They were at the mercy of tough overseers. Food was pretty basic and they were usually naked and punished if they didn't work hard enough.
Shopkeepers back then had shops that held important things like: Sandals, food, clothes, ect. Shopkeepers didn't know many things back then. They didn't even know what ice-cream is! Can you believe that?
Jobs of the pharaohs are symbols of life, and the pharaoh is the head of the government, and the pharaoh decides how Egypt's affairs should be run from highest to lowest levels.
they are things that the pharaohs servants carried the pharaoh around in. hope that helps
Scribes kept all kinds of records and so they have variety of jobs.
The servants of Cleopatra did whatever job they were assigned. Technically, all the Egyptian bureaucrats were her servants and did their jobs ranging from court cases to collecting taxes. Her household servants did their assigned jobs such as cleaning, cooking, serving food and drink and seeing that the palace was supplied with what it needed. Her personal servants, took care of her clothes, applied make up, fixed her hair and emptied her chamber pot.
peasents? your question doesn't make sense
The ancient Egyptian peasants were cultivating the farms and the livestock of the Kingdom/ Empire against food or a minimum of fee.