Scribes did not directly participate in the construction of the pyramids, as their primary role was to record information, manage administrative tasks, and maintain records. However, they played a crucial supporting role by organizing labor, overseeing logistics, and documenting resources needed for the construction. Their work ensured that the vast workforce was effectively managed, which indirectly contributed to the successful building of these monumental structures.
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They kept notice of the oldest pyramids by making the farmworkers mark their BC calenders
The Ancient Egyptians used pyramids to help them prepare for the afterlife.
How did the building of the pyramids lead to advances in mathematics
yes the great pyramids are bigger than the empire state building.
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we might not know his name but the pharaoh would had had his overseer of works. On site scribes kept a watchful eye on the progress of the work.
They kept notice of the oldest pyramids by making the farmworkers mark their BC calenders
crafts people, scribes and thousands of slaves
The Ancient Egyptians used pyramids to help them prepare for the afterlife.
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It Pharaoh Khufu who ordered the building of the Great Pyramid during his reign 2589 to 2566BC. He did not do the actual work that was left to his architects, scribes, masons, quarrymen and thousands of naked slaves.
How did the building of the pyramids lead to advances in mathematics
They were in the middle. They weren't high class, and certainly weren't in the low class.
No The pyramids were already 2000 years old when he visited the pyramids in 450BC.
Thousands of slaves
the farmers