Yes. The primary ancient Egyptian holy text was the Book of the Dead, which a deceased person would read in order to make his way through the various trials of the Underworld and successfully arrive at Anubis and the Scales where his heart would be weighed. Of course, the fact that only 3% of Egyptians were literate meant that most of them probably did not make it safely.
Unlike religions like Christianity who's holy text is The Bible the ancient Egyptians did not have a holy text book.
They either read books by people who have studied the culture, or have read the writings of the ancient Egyptians themselves.
In ancient Egypt only the scribes learnt to read and write!
I think there were scrolls instead of books, but I am not sure. Although it seems as if they must have had books.
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Literature was in abundance in ancient Egypt, the Kahun Gynecological Papyrus for example.. is about womens health and is dated 1800BCE , this is just to illustrate the vast scope of literature in use in ancient Egypt.
yes there are jewelers in ancient Egypt if you have read books you will know
They either read books by people who have studied the culture, or have read the writings of the ancient Egyptians themselves.
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In ancient Egypt only the scribes learnt to read and write!
Egypt is mentioned positively in the 3 holy books ; Torah , Bible and Quraan .
people that knew how to read and write
Most likely. Egypt is most known for it's ancient history. Modern Egypt isn't exactly a global-powerhouse.
I think there were scrolls instead of books, but I am not sure. Although it seems as if they must have had books.
'Ancient Egypt for Kids' is the name used for many online courses and sources of information. If there ever was a book by that name, information on it is not available. Usborne books provides a wide range of books on Egypt for children.
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Literature was in abundance in ancient Egypt, the Kahun Gynecological Papyrus for example.. is about womens health and is dated 1800BCE , this is just to illustrate the vast scope of literature in use in ancient Egypt.
read the question to yourself, doesn't make sense.....