They either read books by people who have studied the culture, or have read the writings of the ancient Egyptians themselves.
By claiming that they could read the hieroglyphs writing which was written on the obelisks.
Literature was in abundance in ancient Egypt, the Kahun Gynecological Papyrus for example.. is about womens health and is dated 1800BCE , this is just to illustrate the vast scope of literature in use in ancient Egypt.
Scribes were the people trained to read and write
Many if skilled would be classed as scribes
people that knew how to read and write
They either read books by people who have studied the culture, or have read the writings of the ancient Egyptians themselves.
By claiming that they could read the hieroglyphs writing which was written on the obelisks.
You could look it up online (type something like 'everyday life in Egypt' into the search engine) or go to a museum or find a book at the library about ancient Egypt and read it.
Literature was in abundance in ancient Egypt, the Kahun Gynecological Papyrus for example.. is about womens health and is dated 1800BCE , this is just to illustrate the vast scope of literature in use in ancient Egypt.
yes there are jewelers in ancient Egypt if you have read books you will know
Um, YES where do yo read about mummies! ANCIENT EGYPT! Another user:Thats pretty mean and mummies aren't only in Egypt since animals or people can be naturally mummified
Scribes were the people trained to read and write
Many if skilled would be classed as scribes
Most likely. Egypt is most known for it's ancient history. Modern Egypt isn't exactly a global-powerhouse.
The scribes were a group of people in ancient Egypt who knew how to read and write. They wrote on papyrus using reed brushes dipped in ink.
Some wealthy people could read and write ancient Hebrew, and some couldn't. Just as some non-wealthy people could read and write ancient Hebrew, and some couldn't.Unlike other cultures of the time, literacy was high among ancient Hebrew males.