Craftsmen of many kinds worked in ancient Egypt.
There were potters, carpenters, stone masons, sculptors, artists, boat-builders, makers of stone tools, glass workers, cabinet-makers, tanners and saddlers, spinners and weavers, smelters, metal-beaters and foundry-men and jewellers.
A particular form of glass-making was faience, a turquoise-coloured glass used for a wide range of beads, jewellery, amulets, statuettes, animal figures, mosaic stones, vessels and so on. It was made by fusing a mixture of silica-sand, soda, lime and copper ore malachite at a very high temperature.
Strangely, no pictures of glass manufacturing are depicted on tomb walls, although glass-making workshops have been identified in archaeological excavations.
trading goods
Ancient Egyptian artisans did not got to a formal school but would be apprenticed to their craft at a young age. These apprentice's families would have to pay a fee to the tradesman to train under him
They would do a variety of things, for example they could: Weave Do pottery Make clothes Make jewelry
An ancient Egyptian harpist
Ancient Egyptian
There is no ancient Egyptian god Zyopt.
how did ancient Egyptian life differ from ours
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An ancient Egyptian is a person who lived in Egypt 3300 BC
ancient Egyptian sculptors
Yes, malaria IS an Ancient Egyptian disease.
In ancient Egyptian the word for beautiful is "Sesen".