What written language did Egyptians use?

Answer 1

Typically, they would use a reed stylus and ink on papyrus. When making cartouches and other writings on walls (of temples and palaces, etc.), they would use brushes and primitive paints and dyes.

Answer 2

The Egyptians carved and painted hieroglyphs on walls and stone monuments, and wrote using reed brushes on scrolls of papyrus, a forerunner of paper made from the pounded stems of the papyrus plant. The scrolls were written largely in a pigment made of carbon black, with highlights in red ocher.

They used reeds from the Nile to write on their papyrus.

Answer 3

Egyptians drew a variety of things, like, food, servants, and animals on walls of the tomb for the afterlife. They drew gods, kings, queens, and pharaohs, and different wars or invasions.

Answer 4

They used papryus and sharpened pieces of wood to write with.they also had had a small container that held water they could use to wet ink.

Answer 5

The Egyptian writing called hieroglyphics used pictures to represent different objects, actions, sound or ideas. There were more than 700 hieroglyphs. Some pictures stood for whole words.

Answer 6

they wrote with a reed pen, papyrus, or stones.

Answer 7

Only upper class men and upper class women

knew how to write and read.They knew by making their own

vowel letters in Egypt.

Answer 8

papyrus

Answer 9

papyrus