How were hieroglyphics useful?

Answer 1

they were used for comunicating throughout the Egyptian times for the after life and to deliver messages to people.

they are formed by a seires of lines, curves, animals and equipment to form a moral

Answer 2

Hieroglyphs were the script used by the ancient Egyptians to communicate with each other. But the word 'hieroglyph' is derived from Greek. The hieroglyph scripts consisted of letters, figures, and diagrams. Hieroglyphology is the study of the hieroglyph script. Since the hieroglyphic script was deemed to be too difficult for the layman, another simpler version called the hieratic script was born. The hieratic script gave way to a further simplified version called the demotic script.

Explorers would find parchment or rocks on which the hieroglyph was inscribed on but they could not make any sense of it. Great scholars such as Athanasius Kircher tried their luck at deciphering the script. It was only when Napoleon's army came across the Rosetta stone on of their campaigns that the secrets of the hieroglyph were unlocked. The stone contained most of the characters of the scripts along with a translation in Greek. It was later found that the script contained complex mathematics and physics formulae.

It is the Egyptians way of writing.
They didn't have an alphabet back then. They were used to write secret messages back and forth without the sender being enabled to read it.
== Hieroglyphics were written on PAPYRUS. It was one of the world's first papers. It was made out of paprus reeds.
ancient egyptians used the ideograms to make pictorial representations of words for writing, just like we use the alphabet for writing