Ancient Egypt

This is a question that puzzles Egyptologists to this day. There are theories as to who the Sphinx was, the current theory is King Khafre (2558-2532 BCE) of the 4th Dynasty

The sphinx can be found in Greek, Egyptian and South East Asia (where it is called the Human Beast). The common form is the body of a lion and head of a woman and in some representations winged as well. In Egypt, the sphinx was supposed to be temple guardians. Some Egyptologists have theorised that is why the sphinx was built so close to the Pyramids - it is supposed to act as guardian to the tombs.

In other words no one knows for sure.

The ancient Egyptians believed that if the heart was heavier than the feather, that means the person has done a great amount of sins, so Osiris, the god of the dead, would then punish the person severely. the punishments could be anything. The heart is lighter or the same weight as the feather, they would have to do some '"tests", and if they passed, Osiris would grant them a place in heaven, which is the afterlife.

Yes, and a lot of them had their own pyramids.

There are huge amounts of temples and burials around pyramids.

Whole families are buried there.

All the royals were buried near the pyramids (if their pharaoh-husband built pyramids).

The Sahara provided a barrier to invading armies. It offered the Egyptians protection.

The Egyptian and American pyramids are alike by the followings both have pyramids, Their both found in the Atlantic Oceans, lacking and have ornaments.

The egypt and American Pyramids are different because Egypt is 2,600.

American is from 1,200.

If you were asking about Egyptian picture writing the symbols are called hieroglyphs.

Megalithic Architecture.

Imhotep (c.2667-28 BCE) the vizier or chief minister of Pharaoh Djoser. Contemporary inscriptions describe him as being a carpenter, sculptor, physician and priest, the first recorded incidence of a polymath. About 2,000 years after his death he was elevated to the status of a god. The Ptolemies (332-30 BC) were particularly keen on Imhotep associating him with the Greek god Asklepios as a god of wisdom and medicine.

King tut was about 9 or 10 years old when he first started ruling ancient egypt

It depends on the definitions of those two terms. In terms of appearance, Persians typically look like Southern Italians or Greeks in terms of coloration. The US Census classifies Persians as White, but individuals may use the terms differently than the US Census.

If you are using the term "Asian" to refer to any person from the continent of Asia, then YES, Persians are Asian. However, they have more Caucasian features than Indian or Chinese features, so if the general categories of "Desi", "East Asian", or "Southeast Asian" are intended by "Asian", then NO. If you are using "White" to refer to people of European ancestry, Persians are not Europeans, so NO, but if you are simply considering the color of a person's skin, then they would be "White", but closer to Olive.

The above picture gives a general idea of what Persians look like.

papyrus

The Nubians were not as dependant on the flooding of the Nile, so they had no need to trade by water.

Not especially. The only thing truly remarkable about the pyramids is their size; the rest of it is pretty basic mathematics... and as the demotivational poster says, "You can do anything you set your mind to when you have vision, determination, and an endless supply of expendable labor."

The pharaohs did not so much as wear special clothing as they would wear their crowns. the white and red combination crowns which connoted the united upper and lower kingdoms and also the uraeus which could have been attached the crown or worn alone.

We have no record of Nefertiti's brother, or if she even had one. Some scholars think that she may have ruled as co-ruler with her husband, Akhenaton, and that's really about all history, factually, knows about her.

Actually the geographical location aided in building the pyramids. Most of the major monuments pyramids and temples are within close proximity to the Nile River which enabled and assisted the movement of large masonry blocks. Most of the labor intensive work was carried out during the period of the Niles annual inundation and it is now known that very few slaves were involved in the construction any of the "public works carried out in dynastic Egypt.

Amenhotep iii and and queen Tiye

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The pyramid's served as a symbol of power of the empire and the Pharaoh and what he did for his nation, the pyramid's are used as a tomb for the king, queen, treasures and the workers and priests of the day

The Nile River provided as a route of transportation. The water takes you north, and the wind takes you south. Other than Mesopotamia, the Nile River Vally has the richest soil. The Nile River also provided protection from other civilizations. Until they were conquered by the Harrapans who came from the north.

In the weighing of the heart, there were several gods involved. There was Thoth, who would record the readings of the scales upon which the heart was weighed against the feather of truth - the symbol of the goddess Ma'at. If your heart was heavier than this feather - which was when you had done wrong in your life - it would be fed to the beast Ammit, depicted with the head of a crocodile, the front legs and torso of a lion, and the back legs of a hippopotamus. However, the main god was Anubis - depicted with the head of a jackal. He would read the scales, and judge whether the heart would be fed to Ammit or whether the soul of the person could pass on into the Afterlife. Osiris - god of the Afterlife - would be on the other side.

Writing on an grave stone is called an epitaph.

The Egyptians relied on the Nile River for farming because the Nile River was the source of water for the Egyptians. The rest of the land around them was mostly desert. They may have irrigated water to get their plants the water they needed. (they may have used other metohds of watering their plants too.)

to preserve their pharaohs in a "kingdom" like castle. Also to save their history as the years went by with artifacts and other egyptian history.