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What are disadvantages on hieroglyphics?
the disadvantge of hieroglyphics are that they take time to write and even difficult to write
How long did hieroglyphics take to build?
Well they were ready to use in 3,000BC so probably a good 10 years before that!
Why did it take scientists nearly another 80 years to dicover Francium?
cause i needed a big pis and then got tired it was my fault it took so long [[[[:)
How long did it take to build Egyptian hieroglyphics?
The first decipherable sentence written in the Egyptian language dating to the Second Dynasty (28th century BCE).The writing system continued to be used throughout the Late Period, as well as the Persian and Ptolemaic periods. Late survivals of hieroglyphic use are found well into the Roman period, extending into the 4th century CE.
How is 13 written in hieroglyphics?
Take a U shape and turn it upside down - that is the hieroglyph for the numeral 10. Then add three short vertical strokes: III (meaning 3) and you have a total of 13.
How long did it take to build hieroglyphics?
Hieroglyphics are a form a writing. they're not built. They're written.
How long did it take to learn hieroglyphics?
took scribes about 40-60 years
What are disadvantages on hieroglyphics?
the disadvantge of hieroglyphics are that they take time to write and even difficult to write
How long did hieroglyphics take to build?
Well they were ready to use in 3,000BC so probably a good 10 years before that!
How long does it take a scientists to find a disease?
i think its every day
How do you decipher the code on mission 7?
take out every alternate letter
How long does it take to get to mars and back to earth?
About 2 years. Scientists say it may take 1 year to get to Mars
How long did it take the two scientists to study the cell after Antony van Leeuwenhoek?
A few years
What are hieroglyphs on?
the disadvantge of hieroglyphics are that they take time to write and even difficult to write
How long did it take to decipher the Rosetta stone?
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How long does it take a plant of daisies to spread?
scientists are still looking at it but it really depends on when the daisy has grown
How do archeologists learn about the past?
They take an estimate on how old the fossil, artifact is then they examine it to tell where the artifact was made, if it is a fossil then tell what ancient creature it is then they can tell what era that creature was from. If it is an unknown fossil they give it a name, but the only way to learn about the past is to decipher hieroglyphics or examine and try to tell what the story on the walls inside the tombs, pyramids, and ancient monuments. I hope you like this answer. :)
