Ancient Egypt

I think that the Romans learned to read and write by using a system called the Roman numerals.

Roman numerals were and are a method of representing numbers only. The lack of a zero made it clumsy in anything other than basic calculations.

He expanded the kingdom vastly and built many temples and shrines etc. he had many wives and at least 100 children and was one of the main pharoahs in the book of exodus. He was also i tomb robber and stole many things from king tut's tomb

Most times there was a whole they dug and just filled it up then started a new one

The items that were traded in ancient Egypt were cotton, wheat, papyrus, corn, agricultural, horticultural products, clothing etc

Most Egyptians live in EGYPT.

I'm Egyptian, we live in apartments villas palaces we have worldwide hotels spas and golf courts we have worldwide companies we have i pods i phone and blackberries , we have all the brand names in Egypt we don't mummfy people now we don't live in tents we don't go to school on camels we have cars like all the other countries some have ferraris we have airports we have very good schools ,alot like to learn alot of languages, international and private schools teach English french and German from kindergarten, we're not a bunch of ignorant people we know the cultures of all the other countries we're very civilised and we're all seeking to make Egypt a better place we have alot of beautiful sceneries like the nile ,luxor and aswan ,sharm el sheikh ,hurghada , dahab ,the pyramids ,Alexandria ,old cairo, khan el khalili and korba. egyptians are very friendly we treat our visitors from all over the world very generously :)

If a teacher is asking this question, they are looking for a geographic type answer like most Egyptians live close to the Nile River. The Nile Valley is only one mile wide at some points, and it is just 12 miles across at its widest. So almost all Egyptians live on less than 5 percent of the nation's land.

It was used for plpows and jewelery and also they traded it......also did you know that copper is 8 tumes the amount of gold

they had to use leverage to move the blocks higher and higher.

Egypt is a desert area and the only source of water for growing crops was that of the Nile. The annual flood of the Nile inundated the Nile delta area and provided the water and new fertile silt necessary for farmers to grow their crops.

pyramid maybe?

Priests plucked every hair on their body because they thought that their hair was unclean for the gods, they needed to be clean to be respectable for the them.

Hippocrates.

Egypt is known to have plenty of dry desert where there are not many trees due to a lack of water. much of the wood in Egypt is imported from other countries-- importing involves shipping / transporting --when transporting; fuel, handling fees, and service charges are applied. these are factors which make wood more expensive in Egypt.

An ankh is known as the Egyptian staff or cross of life. They are generally depicted as a cross with a loop at the top where the vertical short arm of the cross would be. There are some depictions of ankhs with a circle instead of a loop at the top, but these are much less common.

Cleopatra's palace was discovered a few years ago at the bottom of Alexandria Harbor where it has been preserved for centuries as the result of an earthquake. When Alexander the Great died, his generals divided the Macedonian Empire, and Ptolemy ruled Egypt from Alexandria, the first and greatest of many cities which Alexander founded and named after himself. All of Ptolemy's descendants lived there as well, including his last descendant, Cleopatra.

In Latin you can say good-bye by using either ave or vale if you are speaking to one person. If you are speaking to more than one person you would use avete or valete.

yes once your dead you go into decay and eventually your body will explode

Edit: A body can explode when the gases that are formed during decay can't find a way out. If that happens the belly will swell until the pressure causes an explosion.

Grave goods are objects which are buried or cremated with a body. Many cultures have traditions of leaving grave goods, from the modern United States, where mementos are buried with the dead, to Ancient Egypt, where high-ranking people were buried with lavish assortment of grave goods. Beliefs about the function of grave goods vary, depending on time and culture.

Stolen riches,but not King Tut. Ramess and King Tut were switched

An oval that is enclosing a group of egyptian hieroglyphs

Ziggurat

The ancient Egyptian writing system (hieroglyphs) did not record any vowel sounds - exactly as in ancient Arabic, Hebrew and Phoenician. The Egyptians knew which vowels to use in each word but today that knowledge is lost.

Egyptologists generally use the vowel "e" to stand for all those missing vowels, so the name written gb in hieroglyphs becomes Geb - but we can never know the correct pronunciation. So, you can say Geb any way you like - it will always be incorrect!

The worlds largest pyriamid is in Egypt.