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What does it mean for somebody to have held a family seat in ancient times?
the seat a important clan or family in ancient times like meed halls an dinner rooms of king or lords
What did Ancient Egyptians do to bury common people?
Most times common people were buried in one large whole
What family duties did a Chinese person have in ancient times?
Family duties of a Chinese person in ancient times included working on the farm. Ancestor worship was an important part of life in Ancient China. Each family had a household shrine where they burned incense and made offerings.
How important was family to the Romans?
In Roman times, the Roman family was charged with educating children and family members and for inculcating members with the appropriate tenets of behavior, beliefs, and morality. Adoption, divorce, etc., were less important in Roman times, as the maintenance of political and economical alliances was paramount for survival and maintaining order.
Where does the name Summer come from?
The English surname Summer is one of the oldest family names of the ancient Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. It is first found in Worcestershire, where they'd held a family seat since very ancient times.
Did the Ancient Romans mummify their dead?
No. The ancient Greeks believed in a completely different group of Gods then the ancient Egyptians. In Greek culture, the tradition was to sprinkle dust on the deceased and place a coin under their tongue for passage on the river Styx to get to the underworld. It was considered complete disrespect to the Gods if a family did not do this and the deceased's soul would not be allowed into the underworld and be left to wander around for all eternity.
How were pyramids used in ancient Egyptian times?
gcse history tells me that they were tombs where the Pharaoh and his relatives were buried.
What does it mean for somebody to have held a family seat in ancient times?
the seat a important clan or family in ancient times like meed halls an dinner rooms of king or lords
What did Ancient Egyptians do to bury common people?
Most times common people were buried in one large whole
What is a sarchophagus?
a stone coffin (box that a dead person is buried in), especially one that is decorated, used in ancient times
What family duties did a Chinese person have in ancient times?
Family duties of a Chinese person in ancient times included working on the farm. Ancestor worship was an important part of life in Ancient China. Each family had a household shrine where they burned incense and made offerings.
What is a group of relatives called?
a family and in ancient times the basic family unit was called a tribe.
How was the brain removed when the mummy was then going to be buried?
In ancient Egyptian times they used to use a hook and pull it through the nose!
Why do family members intentionally harm each other?
At times family members intentionally harm each other out of selfish reasons and sheer competition for family resources or other items of interest.
What did people who were buried with possession believe in?
they believed that their possesions would serve them in the afterlife. this kind of beliefs are mainly from the ancient times from people like the egyptians.
How were the common people in ancient Egypt buried?
The ancient Egyptians believed that it was important to be buried properly. A proper burial would allow them to live again in the after live. Thus, most people who could afford to, spent a lot of time and effort making sure that they would be buried well. Most ordinary ancient Egyptians were probably buried in the desert. Their relatives would wrap their body in a simple cloth and bury it with some everyday objects and food.
How important was family to the Romans?
In Roman times, the Roman family was charged with educating children and family members and for inculcating members with the appropriate tenets of behavior, beliefs, and morality. Adoption, divorce, etc., were less important in Roman times, as the maintenance of political and economical alliances was paramount for survival and maintaining order.
