Scribes, then as now, had many duties. (Today, we would call these people journalists or reporters. They observe events and write about them.) In ancient times, the job of the scribe was provide a written record of all important information, in order to preserve it for future reference. Sometimes, scribes recorded legal contracts or documents for the government; sometimes they reported the official news events so that the public would know the great deeds of their leaders; sometimes they wrote down hymns of praise to the gods and goddesses, to be used in worship. Scribes in ancient Egypt used hieroglyphics (picture-writing) as their means of communication, writing on papyrus, using reed pens dipped in ink.
They wrote in cuneiform on their clay tablets, and usually recorded things, like slaves who were sold, crops that were sold, etc.
to record what is said , whether it be in a meeting or so forth!
ancient Egyptian scribes had to write in hieroglyphics on papyrus, as a way of communication. most scribes worked for pharaoh's.
scribes and artisans
Ancient Egyptians had many different jobs. Some were farmers and grew crops. Craftspeople did jobs such as carpentry and weaving. There were also soldiers scribes and priests.
there were many ancient Egyptian jobs including farmers,priests,craftspeople,blacksmiths,jewelers, animal breeders,scribes,pharaohs, bakers,artists
Skilled workers such as physicians, scribes and craftspersons made up the middle class. Craftspersons made and sold jewelry, pottery, papyrus products, tools, and other useful things. Scribes were particularly important because few people could read and write.
Scribes kept all kinds of records and so they have variety of jobs.
scribes
Scribes, priest, teacher.
ancient Egyptian scribes had to write in hieroglyphics on papyrus, as a way of communication. most scribes worked for pharaoh's.
scribes and artisans
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Egyptians were scribes, farmers, slaves, fishermen, and priests.
Scribes, perfume makers, harpists, singers, irrigators
Some were artisans, merchants, and scribes. Also there were farmers and slaves.
they wrote prayers, laws, and stuff for the government in their country
It was the Scribes.
Scribes were not responsible for creating laws, only for recording them in written form.