Ancient Egypt

None as far as the reserchers have discovered.

By keeping a notebook to write down ideas

they all had one god and they used bronze metal

It is pronounced like~ PA- PIE- RUS

When he was mummified and put in his tomb, dozens of spells were put on the mummy to protect him from the afterlife and any tomb robbers.

usually ancient Egyptians used statues and sculptures to display, or to sell. they might sculpt pots, and you know what pots are for, and they might make sculptures of their gods to pray to.

I'm just guessing but i was told it is beeswax.

egyptians control nubia did not last long.

The Philippines has prohibited all forms of physical and mental violence on children. Article 59 of Presidential Decree No. 603, known as the "Child and Youth Welfare Code", penalizes any person who will inflict cruel and unusual punishment upon the child or will deliberately subject him to indignities and other excessive chastisement that embarrass or humiliate him.

So the law on the punishment is vague. But it would be similar to Singapore's public "caning" punishment in which a person is stripped nude at the buttocks and beaten with a bamboo "cane" and this a number of feet in lenth and swung like a baseball bat.

The were next to each other on the Nile River. They needed to trade goods and deal with their common problem of the Nile flooding.

They died. A long time ago.

Because they wanted to clean the bodies

the pharaohs weren't chosen the new pharaoh was next in line for the throne. If you were next in line you had royal blood royal blood is the son or daughter of the previous pharaoh.

Lord Carnarvon helped finance the excavation of King Tutankhamun

Hieroglyphics were printed on Papyrus. This is found in dictionaries and on one of my research sheets. I don't Know any good Egyptian websites to look on. I'm studying the same thing as you are. Are you a freshman? most are doing it this month.

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Some pictures also show scribes to be engraving hieroglyphs into stone. Scribes are well educated ancient Egyptian men who were specially trained to write in hieroglyphs. They were very well-respected members of society. -Insider55

what are some ancient cities or settlements along the nile river

It depends on what you mean by at its best It was around the reign of Khufu when architecture reached its high point with the great pyramid of Giza (Before that had been good architecture to as Imhotep designed the pyramids in the rule of Djoser) Ramses IV was very good when it came to war and all over his tomb are pictures of him in battle and his enemies cowering before him In religion it depended on which god is best in your personal opinion First there was Ra, the Amun (a further version of Ra) followed by a forced change to Aten by Akhenaten and Nefertiti and then when Tutankhamun came into power it was changed back to Amun again (Akhenaten had named Tutankhamun Tutankhaten (living image of Aten) at birth but Tutankhamun (living image of Amun) changed this later, it was similar with his step-sister/wife, originally named Ankhesepaaten(she lives through Aten) then later named Ankesenamun (she lives through Amun) In religion that wasn't it though as the pharaoh chose who he worshipped and that became the head god of the country but each city had different deities such as Osiris, Isis, Seth, Horus, Bastet, Mut, Nephthys, Nut, Sobek, Hathor, Anubis and many many more

Because they are both king tut's right hand man. He goes to them for everything. They obviously had time alone together to kill king tut had they wanted

ether Ahmose, Akhenaton or tribute

Being a ancient concept and divinity, and seeped oral tradition older then written, it is impossible to say historically.

The head of the Egyptian government under the pharaoh was called the Vizier. The Vizier duties included chief justice, prime minister, and treasurer.

Yes; both Seshat and Ma'at were regarded as wives of Thoth, but Seshat was also regarded as his daughter.

I think the answer is that they used an irrigation system. I hope I helped.

It was made during the Ancient Egyptian period in approx. 1st Dynasty, 3100 BC

The more fortunate people in ancient Egypt make shoes out of leather, which was very strong. The less fortunate made their shoes out of straw which was not that strong, so they would not last as long. But ancient Egyptian people barely wore shoes even in the winter, shoes were only for special occasions.