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Slaves in Ancient Egypt were mostly people who had been captured during the war. According to the law, they were not free, they had no rights and didn't earn any pay. Here's a documentary explaining it more. New Historia-Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
No, mummification was not exclusive to royalty. While it was most commonly practiced on pharaohs and other members of the royal family in ancient Egypt, individuals from various social classes could also be mummified if they could afford the process.
It is unlikely that the poor of ancient Egypt had access to effective medicine as we would know it. I think that, as in all societies until the twentieth century, the poor of ancient Egypt would have gone without, simply because they could not pay. Does any one else know?
It is considered on of the great civilizations of Ancient Africa becuase it has had a long history of being under the control of Ancient Egypt and then soon took over Ancient Egypt for itself. While under the control of Egypt it adapted parts of its culture and would pay tributes to the Egyptians. When it took over Egypt it was in rule only for less than a hundred years and started to create its own culture again. It went downhill after that and Egypt came to strike back and defeated the Kushite forces.
Yes. But it depended on your money that time, the poor got a less 'quality' mummification while nobles got it more higher qualified and it goes on till the pharaos and there family who got the best qualified mummification; depends on how much would you pay the priest when you want to get mummified.
no because money wasn't invented yet in ancient Egyptians times
Egyptians were paid with corn and amounts varied for different occupations.
All the money you pay, is going straight back to your hotel.
Slaves in Ancient Egypt were mostly people who had been captured during the war. According to the law, they were not free, they had no rights and didn't earn any pay. Here's a documentary explaining it more. New Historia-Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
No, mummification was not exclusive to royalty. While it was most commonly practiced on pharaohs and other members of the royal family in ancient Egypt, individuals from various social classes could also be mummified if they could afford the process.
In ancient Egypt, Scribes didn't have to pay taxes, be part of the military or do any of the manual labour.
If farmers didnt pay tax they were beaten. Punishments were as follows: drowning, burning alive and beheading
It is unlikely that the poor of ancient Egypt had access to effective medicine as we would know it. I think that, as in all societies until the twentieth century, the poor of ancient Egypt would have gone without, simply because they could not pay. Does any one else know?
It is considered on of the great civilizations of Ancient Africa becuase it has had a long history of being under the control of Ancient Egypt and then soon took over Ancient Egypt for itself. While under the control of Egypt it adapted parts of its culture and would pay tributes to the Egyptians. When it took over Egypt it was in rule only for less than a hundred years and started to create its own culture again. It went downhill after that and Egypt came to strike back and defeated the Kushite forces.
It is considered on of the great civilizations of Ancient Africa becuase it has had a long history of being under the control of Ancient Egypt and then soon took over Ancient Egypt for itself. While under the control of Egypt it adapted parts of its culture and would pay tributes to the Egyptians. When it took over Egypt it was in rule only for less than a hundred years and started to create its own culture again. It went downhill after that and Egypt came to strike back and defeated the Kushite forces.
Yes. But it depended on your money that time, the poor got a less 'quality' mummification while nobles got it more higher qualified and it goes on till the pharaos and there family who got the best qualified mummification; depends on how much would you pay the priest when you want to get mummified.
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