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How much money did the ancient egyptians invest in burial?
Alot! They had to get scribes to paint tombs, Builders to build tombs (pyramids), Sarcophagus', etc
Where there any castle's near the nile?
there was no castles but there defenitly was pyramids towns tombs and other ancient buildings and stuff. the ancient egyptians chose to place this stuff near the nile since water is the most important thing in life and there is not much water in the sandy deserts. ENJOY
Why were the Pharaoh's tombs so significant in Ancient Egypt?
The ancient Egyptians strongly believe in an afterlife; much of their time on Earth was spent preparing it. They believed that what ever was placed in the tombs with them after they die would be with them in this other life. Gold, jewellery, food, games, tools/weapons, furniture and other miscellaneous items were believed to be essential in the afterlife.
Did the ancient egyptians have much leasure time?
NO
Did the egyptians no how to say numbers?
Yes they did. In fact the Ancient Egyptians were much more advanced in mathematics than we were.
How did the ancient Egyptians adjust to flooding?
Ancient Egyptians needed the floods to irrigate crops. Egyptians would measure the water with a nilometer so people upstream would be aware of how much water was coming.
Where there any black people in Egypt?
As concerns the coloration of Egyptians in the Ancient Period, there is much controversy over this. Perhaps the clearest evidence that SOME Egyptians were black in the Ancient Period comes from paintings in Egyptian tombs and temples which show blacks as well as people of a Mediterranean coloration. There is also a minority opinion that Egyptians were predominantly black during the Ancient Period. However, most people believe that Egyptians during the Ancient Period resemble the modern Copts (who claim direct descendence from the Ancient Egyptians). It is notable that Egypt was conquered by Nubia/Kush which was a historically verified "Black" State.
Why did they use pyramids to store dead people?
These massive tombs were constructed to withstand the elements of time and were intended to last forever. Most Ancient Egyptians planned for their death and the pharaoh was no exception. His death was much more elaborate than the typical Ancient Egyptian and considered an important event; this process was tied to the rising and setting of the sun.
Scholars have been able to learn much about ancient Egypt because of?
The Rosetta Stone according to my daughter who had the question on a history test. In addition to the Rosetta Stone, which is definitely the most important artifact in all of Egyptology because it provided a key to Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs, we also have numerous temples, tombs, and monuments built by the Ancient Egyptians (whereas we have fewer such buildings for Mongols, etc.). These temples, tombs, and monuments, not to mention the trinkets we find inside of them, give immense amounts of information about their culture, beliefs, history, and societal structure.
Did Hinduism start at the same time as Ancient Egyptians?
No, Hinduism started much after the Ancient Egyptians. It was started by the Aryans which started Brahmanism. It eventually changed into Hinduism and that is how it got started. Also, the Aryans were an Indian culture, which lived much after the Ancient Egyptians.Sources: An education in History.
Which not true The ancient Egyptians knew the importance of cleanliness The ancient Egyptians knew the importance of chemotherapy The ancient Egyptians knew the importance of convalescence?
The statement "The ancient Egyptians knew the importance of chemotherapy" is not true. While the ancient Egyptians had advanced medical practices and understood the importance of cleanliness and convalescence for healing, chemotherapy as a treatment for cancer was developed much later in the 20th century. Their medical knowledge included herbal remedies and surgical techniques, but it did not encompass modern cancer treatments.
Did the ancient Egyptians drink coffeee?
No, the ancient Egyptians did not drink coffee as it was not known to them. Coffee originated in Ethiopia and became popular much later, around the 15th century, long after the time of ancient Egypt. Instead, the Egyptians consumed beverages like beer and wine, which were significant in their culture and daily life.
