They were important because they could read and write in the ancient Egypt letters. They kept track of all records such as crops, taxes, etc.
Scribes are people who write things down. They could be keeping records of anything that it was important to write down.
They were first important in Mesopotamia, mostly in the Sumerian society
They documented happenings and political decisions. They kept records of workers and purcheses. They documented briths and deaths. They were the only people who could read and write.
The scribes wrote on clay tablets that indicated what they were trying to communicate with other members of their city state. Scribes were also needed to record food and other materials. Scribes were very important in Mesopotamia.
they wher traned to write stuff in diffrent languges
Scribes are important because they could write for people who can't (because of injuries) and the people who don't know how.
scribes were important on Egypt to record tings that were happenng in the town like birth deth and so on.
I seriously have no clue why the scribes were important to Egyptian society. I will have you know that if you ask me that again i will cut your head off. hahahahaha I am just joking.
Scribes would record laws, and write down anything important the king had to say. The king would also ask the scribes for advice and have them make decrees.
Egyptian scribes were important for recording government information and keeping public records.
Scribes are people who write things down. They could be keeping records of anything that it was important to write down.
They were first important in Mesopotamia, mostly in the Sumerian society
Scribes recorded all important information that would need to be passed down the next hundreds of generations.
Scribes probably wrote down every important detail about the king and priest's meetings and requirements to please the god protecting the city-state.
Because if they were not nice to them they knew the Sumerians would kill them.
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They would write important information for the people of egypt.