In ancient Egypt, a brewer's daily life revolved around the production of beer, a staple of the diet for all social classes. They would start early, gathering ingredients like barley and emmer wheat, and then soak and ferment them in large clay vessels. Brewing was often done in communal settings, with women typically playing a key role in the process. Once brewed, the beer was stored in jars and distributed, serving both daily consumption and religious offerings.
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The murals on ancient temples and royal tombs.
worker trained in a specific craft
Well it depends iv seen other questions about such things but about ancient Egypt. If it's ancient I have no clue. But today Egypt is about as normal as an a average place. Cars, tv, modern medicine. It's normal.
Even daily scenes could please the gods since they governed everything.
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The Ankh.
before christ
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The Ankh.
A helper to the king or Pharaoh in his daily life. also to dress, feed, and look after the pharaoh If you are doing a crossword try "scribe"
No, they were obsessed with the after-life.