What type of things did ancient Egyptians paint?

Answer 1

Tomb builders, plasterers and tomb painters were issued candles, which were carefully accounted for and recorded by scribes. From these records we know that the day was split into two four-hour shifts with a break between.

The candles were constructed of canvas twisted into 35 cm lengths and bound spirally with linen webbing. This wick was then smeared with fat mixed with salt - the salt considerably reduced the amount of smoke and soot produced. These candles could not be held in the hand; instead they were placed singly or in groups of three in tall jars placed on shelves or in special niches in the walls.

One record states that 32 candles were used in a tomb every day for 22 days; another says that between 52 and 58 candles were used daily in a royal tomb.

So the clever addition of salt to the candle-fat prevented smoke and soot blackening the tomb or leaving any traces today. Some gullible people have used this absence of soot to try to show that the ancient Egyptians used electric floodlights instead . . .

Answer 2

Egyptian Pharaohs had what they used to like doing painted on the walls in Hieroglyphics and painting pictures of how the body was mummified.

Answer 3

They usally had a bunch of Hyroglyphs and personal items

Answer 4

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Answer 5

artwork were contained in Egyptian tombs because of pharaohs and other nobles.

Answer 6

people, animals

Answer 7

WALLS