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Pharaohs Celebrate life more than death
For long periods many studies tried to promote the idea to celebrate the ancient Egyptians with death and honor the life they built based on the tombs and pyramids luxurious tombs is the largest in history.
But the book spirit of ancient Egypt denies this idea and prove the Egyptians and the optimistic love of life despite the manydifficulties faced by the unique civilization .. There is no people ofancient peoples celebrated the life quite like the Egyptians.
The author of the book I am Ruiz, a member of Association for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities in Canada compared to that in thelove lives of the Egyptians, they devote considerable attention to prepare for death
Explains this, saying: they sought to prolong life and keep it aswere not life in those times, easy and the average age of the average person about 35 years and more than this average in the upper layers due to affluence and away from hard physical labor, even that of Ramses II (the Great) lived about 96 years.
The book was published in the United States in 2004, and has in ancient Egypt before the birth of more than four thousand yearsof civilizations not dating her now and then to unite the country in the central rule in 3100 BC by King Menes, founder of the familyPharaonic first.
In the era of Ptolemy II, who ruled Egypt between about 284 and 246 BC, the priest section Maniton months Egyptian historianshistory of his country to thirty dynasty since the unification ofEgypt, so the family ended the thirty-rule in 332 when Alexanderinvaded Egypt.
Long live the country about two hundred years of chaos in theperiod known as the era of the Second Intermediate about 1786 - 1567 BC, when it was conquered by the Hyksos, coming fromAsia and had these Asian Tykes also named by the Egyptianswith hair Eckert and beards, wrinkled and then expulsion of KingAhmose, the founder of the family Pharaonic eighteen about1567-1320 BC, which is the beginning of the era of the Egyptianempire Oalasr gold.
But the book spirit of ancient Egypt denies this idea and prove the Egyptians and the optimistic love of life despite the manydifficulties faced by the unique civilization .. There is no people ofancient peoples celebrated the life quite like the Egyptians.
The author of the book I am Ruiz, a member of Association for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities in Canada compared to that in thelove lives of the Egyptians, they devote considerable attention to prepare for death
Explains this, saying: they sought to prolong life and keep it aswere not life in those times, easy and the average age of the average person about 35 years and more than this average in the upper layers due to affluence and away from hard physical labor, even that of Ramses II (the Great) lived about 96 years.
The book was published in the United States in 2004, and has in ancient Egypt before the birth of more than four thousand yearsof civilizations not dating her now and then to unite the country in the central rule in 3100 BC by King Menes, founder of the familyPharaonic first.
In the era of Ptolemy II, who ruled Egypt between about 284 and 246 BC, the priest section Maniton months Egyptian historianshistory of his country to thirty dynasty since the unification ofEgypt, so the family ended the thirty-rule in 332 when Alexanderinvaded Egypt.
Long live the country about two hundred years of chaos in theperiod known as the era of the Second Intermediate about 1786 - 1567 BC, when it was conquered by the Hyksos, coming fromAsia and had these Asian Tykes also named by the Egyptianswith hair Eckert and beards, wrinkled and then expulsion of KingAhmose, the founder of the family Pharaonic eighteen about1567-1320 BC, which is the beginning of the era of the Egyptianempire Oalasr gold.
The writer says that Egypt's population hit of that era (the greatera) about three million people, a figure considered very large inthose times.
It adds that the individual of the general public but from thepoorest classes in ancient Egypt was able to reach the highestlevels of formal education and appropriate training anddetermination.
Ruiz says that the number of learners in ancient Egypt rangedbetween one and five percent of the population, which is significant in an era in which writing was an invention recently.
And concluded that the literacy rate has increased since the twenty-sixth dynasty (about 664-525 BC) and had to be on the students to master some 700 hieroglyphic characters, and by the end of the Pharaonic era, the number of symbols used inwriting about five thousand code.
Professionals and has received writing privileges Kalaafa of taxand business performance of the manual for life, and their salaries were greater than the sculptors and painters.
It also suggests that writing brought down some of those whoAhtervoha to the rank of pharaoh, or ruler.
It adds that the individual of the general public but from thepoorest classes in ancient Egypt was able to reach the highestlevels of formal education and appropriate training anddetermination.
Ruiz says that the number of learners in ancient Egypt rangedbetween one and five percent of the population, which is significant in an era in which writing was an invention recently.
And concluded that the literacy rate has increased since the twenty-sixth dynasty (about 664-525 BC) and had to be on the students to master some 700 hieroglyphic characters, and by the end of the Pharaonic era, the number of symbols used inwriting about five thousand code.
Professionals and has received writing privileges Kalaafa of taxand business performance of the manual for life, and their salaries were greater than the sculptors and painters.
It also suggests that writing brought down some of those whoAhtervoha to the rank of pharaoh, or ruler.
