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    Egyptian Pharaohs

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    Pharaohs were the supreme leader of Egypt but that was a job they couldn’t do alone They Had many different workers working for him Egyptians were really religious people who believed in many different gods‚ goddesses‚ and Pharaohs The king of all gods being Re‚ the sun god They also believed small figures of gods would protect them. They also believed that making eyes on their doors‚ it would word off evil Cats were a worshiped animal They were worshiped so much that there was a law if a person

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    Egyptian revolution

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    Michael Labib Professor Cran English 101 12/08/2011 Egyptian Revolution: Age of the Renaissance As a response to the long reigning dictatorship of the former President of Egypt‚ Hosni Mubarak‚ the Egyptian revolution began on the 25th of January 2011 in a form of peaceful civil resistance involving non-violent marches‚ protests‚ labor strikes‚ and acts of civil disobedience demanding Mubarak’s immediate resignation. Later on the revolution transformed into several scenes of violent clashes

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    Like wheather and other natural events that happened. Both Ancient River Civilizations believed that their rulers were tied to the gods. Egyptians believed that once their pharaoh died‚ they will become a god. Mesopotamia and Egypt both believed in the afterlife. The Mesopotamian people believed that the dead souls went to the Land of No Return‚ and the Egyptians preserved the dead by mummification‚ because they believed that their spirit still lived even after death. Mesopotamia and Egypt had

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    Rosetta Stone Essay

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    “approximately 3 feet 9 inches long‚ 2 feet 4 ½ inches wide‚ and 11 inches thick‚ bearing a bilingual inscription in Egyptian and Greek.” . The inscription on the stone contains three types of writing: hieroglyphic‚ demotic‚ and Greek. It was written in 196 B.C. on the anniversary of King Ptolemy’s coronation. It was

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    communication can be traced back to the earliest civilizations of mankind. Production of type was through scratch marks made on flat surfaces using sharp objects. Twentieth century records show well developed type from Mesopotamia‚ Chinese calligraphy‚ Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Phoenician alphabet. How do you make any sense of history‚ art or literature without knowing the stories and iconography of your own culture and all the world’s main religions? Polly Toynbee (1947). Contemporary Iconography

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    Rosetta Stone‚’ the Rosetta Stone was found by French soldiers after invading Egypt in 1798. This stone was unique because it had carved writings in three different scripts: Hieroglyphic‚ Demotic‚ and Greek. The oldest writings were the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. No one understood these mysterious writings. Were they were just symbols‚ letters‚ or words? Finding this stone; while a great discovery‚ was only the beginning of years of mystery‚ confusion‚ and conflict. Shortly after the French obtained

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    Napoleon Bonaparte and his army invaded Egypt‚ Napoleon ’s army was helping to repair a fort near the Egyptian town of Rosetta. In the process of dismantling the wall‚ a member of the expedition discovered a slab of stone with inscriptions from 196 B.C.E.‚ of three languages; hieroglyphics which was the script used for important or religious documents‚ demotic a commonly used style of Egyptian writing‚ and Greek which was the language of the rulers of Egypt at that time. (Rosetta Stone). The Rosetta

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    The Rosetta Stone‚ an ancient slab of black basalt‚ seems unimportant behind glass in its new home. When inspected‚ multiple inscriptions can be seen‚ three different sections. The biggest mystery was the Egyptian hieroglyphs‚ the unknown language. However‚ this mysterious riddle stone was the key to unlocking ancient Egypt’s history. The riddle of the Rosetta Stone was not discovered until 1799‚ by then the sacred carving’s meaning had been forgotten. Discovered in a ruined wall‚ the Rosetta

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    History of writing systems

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    developed independently in other parts of the world (Egypt and Indus) around the same time as in Sumerian. There are four writing systems that are considered to have developed around the time of 3000 BCE up to 600 BCE: Cuneiform of Sumerian‚ Egyptian hieroglyphs‚ Chinese logographs and Olmec scripts. Though the writing systems may not have evolved at the same time or at the same rate they still share one thing in common. In many of these ancient societies writing was an important aspect of their culture

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    Project Rosetta

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    Space Operations Centre (ESOC)‚ in Darmstadt‚ Germany. The probe is named after the Rosetta Stone‚ a basalt slab of Egyptian origin featuring a decree in three scripts. The lander is named after the Nile island Philae‚ where an obelisk was discovered with inscriptions. A comparison of the hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone and the obelisk led to greater understanding of the Egyptian writing system. Similarly‚ it is hoped that these spacecraft will result in better understanding of comets and the early

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