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Work bringing back food and water for their families, Play around, Swim, Learn in Schools (to be Scribes or Architects ect) Play Sennet ( a kind of Board game) Go to the Temples. Standard kids stuff with no Electricity involved just nothing riduculously modern like play with yo-yos or ride bicycles
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What did kids use as paper in Ancient Egypt?
papyrus
What did children did in ancient Egypt?
they played around and some of the kids where slaves
What did men do in ancient Egypt?
In Ancient Egypt, men were hard workers. They often were farmers or laborers, who had small houses and at least one wife and kids.
Where can one buy the book 'Ancient Egypt For Kids'?
'Ancient Egypt for Kids' is the name used for many online courses and sources of information. If there ever was a book by that name, information on it is not available. Usborne books provides a wide range of books on Egypt for children.
What kind of food do kids eat in ancient Egypt?
rice, wheat, corn,
Did kids wear nothing in ancient Egypt?
If the tomb paintings are anything to go by yes
Why would children in ancient Egypt were buried with toys?
In Ancient Egypt children were buried with toys to bring with them into the afterlife.
What would ancient Egypt be like without the nile river?
Ancient Egypt probably would not have existed due to no water sources to drink and farm with.
Where would you find the Pharaoh?
you would find it in ancient Egypt ,
What was the animal for used for in ancient Egypt?
There isn't any official animal to represent ancient Egypt, but I would think the Sphinx.
What was the worst crime you could commit in ancient Egypt?
The worst crime you could commit in ancient Egypt would be to kill the pharaoh or the Royal Family of Egypt.
What civilization was directly south of Ancient Egypt?
The ancient civilization directly south of Ancient Egypt was Nubia, also known as Kush. Nubia was located in present-day Sudan and had close cultural connections with Ancient Egypt, including trade and occasional political ties.
