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    belonged to the aristocracy class had the means to afford to master Hieroglyphics. Scribes class held an important position in the Egyptian class system. A tool called a stylus was developed‚ and scribes wrote on papyrus. Papyrus was a plant that grew in abundance. The stem of the papyrus plant was used to make a paper-like

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    system can be written on nearly everything including stone‚ clay‚ tree bark and metal sheets. Alphabetic writing emerged in Egypt about 5‚000 years ago. Papyrus‚ a thick paper-like material made by weaving of the stems of the papyrus plant‚ then pounding the woven sheet with a hammer-like tool‚ was used for writing in Ancient Egypt. Papyrus sheets were glued together to form a scroll. Tree bark such as lime and other materials were also used. A codex in modern usage is the first information repository

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    What Three Aspects make a Community a Civilization? Many aspects are used to determine if a community is a civilization. Three of the most important ones are government‚ economy‚ and technology. Without technology people would not get better at farming‚ building‚ etc. Without government people would not be able to work together. Without economy‚ nobody would be able to get what they needed to survive. Government is really important. The Vikings had a government where everyone got together

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    of their legacies‚ the Ebers Papyrus‚ is a 20-meter scroll‚ which is considered to be the oldest preserved medical document. Seven hundred remedies and magical formulas and scores of incantations can be found in this document. The Ebers Papyrus shows detailed erudition of anatomy and physiology‚ although it was pristinely tied to magic. The Edwin Smith Papyrus and the London Medical papyrus are additional documents that emanated from this time. As the Ebers Papyrus‚ they are tied to magic but exhibit

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    Ramesseum‚ Edwin Smith‚ Ebers‚ Berlin‚ Hearst‚ London‚ Chester Beatty‚ Carlsberg‚ Brooklyn‚ and the London-Leiden as a comparison to show a relationship between medicine and religion. Of the ones given‚ the Edwin smith papyrus describes surgical diagnosis and treatments while the Ebers papyrus describes the physiology of the body. They highlight the

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    Bibliography: Arnold (1996). Arnold‚ D. 1996. The Royal Women of Amarna. The Met Museum of Art. Breasted‚ J.H.‚ 1930. The Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus‚ published in facsimile and hieroglyphic transliteration with translation and commentary in two volumes‚ Chicago: University of Chicago Press Filer Gabriel‚ R.A. & Metz‚ K.S. 1991. From Summer to Rome. The Military Capabilities of Ancient Armies

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    assumingly unintended by Sappho‚ a poetic emphasis on word choice and a feeling of emptiness created by the awareness of the size of lost work‚ while the brackets create a sense of drama‚ that the reader might feel uncovering these works from broken papyrus. So who was Sappho‚ exactly? Sappho was a Greek lyric poet who was born on the island of Lesbos. Her birth was sometime between 630 and 612 BCE and her death was around 570 BCE. Her only surviving work has been found in fragments. Some of her poetry

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    contextually. I will describe not just what is seen on the surface‚ but the underlying meanings behind the Funerary Nany and how it relates to the traditions of ancient Egypt art and life. The Funerary Nany is written/painted on what I assume is a papyrus-like material. It is a light brown color and has a somewhat sandy/rough texture. In this funerary picture‚ not many colors are used. I’m not sure if colors faded or not‚ but it seems as if whoever painted it‚ purposely-used few colors. The primary

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    Flower Flower is abeautiful things for me.I like it so much.Ilike to give all person that.I love them flowers to exepres my love and recpect for them.We can see the flower in many places such us:garden house and farms.It have amany beautiful colours like:red‚light pink and dark pink‚yellow and white.for me I like the red flower becous it meems the love.Know I wont to give my teacher this flower to exepres my love and recpect for her. Information about flowers Municipal offline Avatar municipal

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    The Hypostyle hall of the temple of Amen-Re at Karnak‚ Egypt was built during the Ramesside period. The hall was begun by Sety I and completed by the Ramesses II. It is one of the greatest architectural marvels at Karnak. The dimensions of the hypostyle hall are 338 feet in width and a depth of 170 feet. The hall is more than a third of the area of the St. Peter’s in Rome‚ at 56‚000 square feet. The design of a hypostyle hall allows for the construction of large spaces such as temples‚ public

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