To measure anything - one use was to record the annual Nile flood levels.
The ancient Egyptians used the cubit, about 0.5 metre Actually they used a wheel to measure around the side of the pyramids. Why? This is because they knew that if they used rope to measure it would shrink or expand due to the weather; they did not use wood to measure because it was not readily available. if you divide one side of the side of the pyramid by pie you will almost get a whole number.
The Egyptians didn't use camels they feared them and the camel lived in the desert & the egyptians feared the desert aswell
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The ancient Egyptians writing is called: Hieroglyphics.
Modern Egyptians use the Egyptian Pound. There are plenty of websites that will give you an exchange rate. The ancient Egyptians had debins for money; they also traded by means of barter.
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Cubit units have not been in serious use for at least 1000 years!
A cubit is an ancient unit of measurement based on the length of the forearm from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger, typically measuring about 18 inches (46 centimeters). It was used in various cultures, including the Egyptians and Hebrews, primarily for construction and land measurement. There are different types of cubits, such as the common cubit and the royal cubit, which can vary slightly in length. The cubit is often considered one of the earliest forms of standardized measurement.
In ancient times, distance was measured in feet in Greece and Rome. In contrast, the Egyptians and Mesopotamians used the cubit.
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18 inches are in a cubit.
Yard is about double a cubit....
1 cubit is about 19.7 inches.
No, a cubit is bigger
I bought a cubit for my room.
Yard is about double a cubit.