Ancient Egypt

They don't, well they do but not in that way.

A mummy is something that eygptian people do to their dead people.

This icludes taking out all of their organs except (I think it was the brain or the heart?) And then wrapping them up in bandages.

They believed in an afterlife much like their current ones, in which the pharaohs were again kings. To that end, the remains of the rulers were carefully preserved (mummified).

It is the Eastern region of the Sahara Desert spanning 50,000 square kilometres of North Eastern Sudan between the Nile and the Red Sea

Its a corpse.

The first capital name was Hwt-geb-ptah, meaning “estate of Ptah” (ptah was the Egyptian god of architects and was the creator of the world)

The name was later shortened is Aigpt/Heiqpt. This is where we get the modern name Egypt from.

Other names include:

Twry = “the two land”

tm-ry =“ beloved land“

nebty =“two ladies” - (referencing the two goddesses Nekhbet and Wadjet, who symbolized upper and lower Egypt)

by jusst filing it up

Sumerian cuneiform has been found and radiocarbon dated to 3500-3200 BCE.

This civilization, Sumer existed more or less where Iraq is now, and used to be called Mesopotamia. The writing is ideogramic. In 1998, people discovered what (appears to be) Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) script radiocarbon dated to 5500 BCE in South India and Sri Lanka. No one has ever successfully translated IVC script, nor accepted it to be writing, as opposed to proto-writing. Interestingly, IVC script has also been found in Mesopotamia. In 2008, people discovered carvings on tortoise shells radiocarbon dated to 8600-6600 BCE in Jiahu, China. The inscriptions resemble letters used during the Shang dynasty, but it is unlikely that these inscriptions will ever be considered as other than proto-writing. Interestingly, bone flutes were also found at the same site, which one can play Shang dynasty-era music with. So, to summarize, the current academic consensus is that Sumerian cuneiform is the oldest writing that has ever been found, but this could change. It might also be worth noting that Sumerian is a "language isolate", whereas, to quote Wikipedia: "Indic scripts are used by languages of several linguistic families.

Ptolemy developed several mathematical models to describe the motions of the sun, the moon, the planets and the stars. The book that describes these models is called "The Almagest" or "Ptolemy's Almagest". The models all assume:

1. The earth is stationary.

2. All objects travel with uniform speed on a perfectly circular orbit.

However, a model that placed the earth in the centre of the orbits of all other objects would not work because it does not account for various anomalies, including the varying length of seasons, the irregularity of eclipses of the moons and the retrograde motion of the planets. Ptolemy used two mathematical devices to deal with the anomalies: eccentricity (an offset from the centre of a circle) and epicycles - circular orbits whose centre (or eccentric) itself traveled in a uniform circular orbit.

Much of the material in The Almagest was already known to Greek astronomers. Ptolemy's contribution was to consolidate all known results, make large improvements to the models, and to write it all down in a way that became a standard for the way to present the results of scientific enquiry.

His book was the standard text book for astronomers until his models were ultimately improved by Copernicus, Kepler and Newton.

Ptolemy also wrote a treatise on Astrology, based on his deep knowledge of the motions of the heavenly bodies. This work is called The Tetrabiblos.

I don't know of any, but Anubis the god of mummification has the head of a jackal.

The pyramids are one of the 7 wonders of the world,but if you are asking about their Importance in the past, the Pyramids were built as tombs, as the ancient Egyptians believed that there is another life after they die, so they built the pyramids & buried all their important things, gold ,food and drink with them in order to use them in the next life. & as great Kings, they wanted their tombs to be extraordinary. I wish that's helpful :)

Two periods - 525-402 BCE and 343-332 BCE.

by irrigating with water from the niles river

New Kingdom, 19th dynasty, Pharaoh Ramses II known as Ramses the Great, reigned 1279-1213BC

1. Countless manpower that could have been put toward technological advancement was used and can never be reclaimed.

2. Egypt made a name for itself and is a popular tourist destination as well as a setting for many fictitious films and books.

She was the first king pharaoh because she was strong. She also put is use the trade route and became the constructor of the 18th dynasty. After tutmoses 11 died, tutmoses 111 was too young to rule. She put on the fake beard and ruled as a man and she was good at that.

Narmer brought Upper and Lower Egpt together.

Ptolemy XIV died around 168 AD by drowning during battle with Julius Caesar by the weight of his gold breastplate.

Yes, they did. They had over 100 different gods they worshiped. Most of the gods had their own temples with an idol/statue inside.

Not all Ancient Egyptian Pharoah thrones looked the same, but the stereotypical one is a gold couch

It was discovered in 1799 by one of Napoleon's soldiers.

To put the pharaohs In also so they can preserve their and the pharaohs body (mummification )

Tefnut is the Egyptian goddess of the water. She is also the goddess of ferteninty.

grain storges

By claiming that they could read the hieroglyphs writing which was written on the obelisks.