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Instead of being used as places of worship the Egyptian's temples served what two purposes?
They were used to house the gods and goddesses and served as banks.
What two purposes were the temples served for?
The purpose of the temples in ancient Egypt was to worship various gods and goddesses. Many of the temples were constructed using stone so they would last.
Which Egyptian paroah ordered thet two temples be carved out of sandstone cliffs in abu simbel?
Ramesses II
What has the author Erik Iversen written?
Erik Iversen has written: 'Obelisks in exile' -- subject(s): Obelisks 'Two inscriptions concerning private donations to temples' -- subject(s): Egyptian Inscriptions, Inscriptions, Egyptian, Religion
What two purposes besides worshiping did the Egyptians serve at the temple?
They were used to house the gods and goddesses and served as banks.
What are two features of Buddhist temples that encouraged meditative experiences?
The two features are the peace that surround the temples and the beauty within the temples these two bring joy to the heart of one
Do humans have one or two temples in the brain?
Two temples - two temporal lobes, one on each side of the brain.
How many temples did Ramses II build?
Two temples were built.
What cats were used for?
Cats through history mainly have served two purposes: hunting and controlling vermin in the household, and to a lesser extent companionship.
What material are Egyptian temples made of?
The two predominant building materials used in ancient Egypt were sun-baked mud brick and stone, mainly limestone, but also sandstone and granite in considerable quantities.
What were the forms of Egyptian writing and when were they used?
Hieroglyphs, hieratic and demotic. Hieroglyphs were only for statues, tombs, temples and important documents, and were not used every day. The other two are like simpler versions of hieroglyphs and were used everyday.
What was the ancient Egyptian farmers house like?
Ancient Egyptian farmers' houses were typically small and made from mud bricks, which were effective in insulating against the heat. These homes often had flat roofs and consisted of one or two rooms that served multiple purposes, including cooking, sleeping, and storage. The interiors were simple, featuring basic furniture like low wooden stools and woven mats. Often, homes were situated near fields for easy access to farming activities.
