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Hieroglyphics were sacred Egyptian writings that could have up to three meanings each. They were written on the Rosetta Stone in three scripts: hieroglyphics on top, demotic hieroglyphics in the middle, and ancient Greek on the bottom. Cartouches were oval shapes used to represent the names of pharaohs, queens and other important figures. Egyptians used over 700 symbols in hieroglyphics on buildings and tombs to represent words and sounds.
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Hieroglyphics language represent the official language of Pharaonic civilization, the first civilization known to man on the banks of the Nile Valley, where the science, arts and religious beliefs of ancient Egyptian on the walls and papyrus leaves to be the main role in the transfer of Pharaonic civilization and the discovery of its secrets and events and science and arts.
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Hieroglyphics represent the official language of Pharaonic civilization, the first civilization known to man on the banks of the Nile Valley, where the science, arts and religious beliefs of ancient Egyptian on the walls and papyrus leaves to be the main role in the transfer of Pharaonic civilization and the discovery of its secrets and events and science and arts.
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Hieroglyphics were the writing system used in Ancient Egypt, consisting of pictures that represented words or sounds. People would learn to write hieroglyphics by attending a special school for scribes, where they studied for 5 years. Scribes, who were usually male but could also be female doctors, had the important role of being able to read and write and would use reed pens to write with ink on papyrus. Hieroglyphics were deciphered by the discovery of the Rosetta Stone in 1799.
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Egyptian scribes used reed pens cut from marsh plants to write with ink on papyrus sheets. Younger boys learned the hieroglyphic symbols under tutelage of older boys. Hieroglyphic writing began as picture symbols and evolved into more abstract scripts over time. Scribes took pride in their craft and tools, which were often depicted carrying ink cakes, pens, and water containers. Thoth, the god of wisdom, was credited with inventing writing and patron of scribes. Hieroglyphs could be written vertically, horizontally right to left, or left to right.Msc 7
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This document provides a history of writing, beginning with early cave paintings over 30,000 years ago. Around 4100-3800 BCE, tokens began to represent records of land and cattle in Mesopotamia, marking the beginnings of a written language. The Sumerians in Mesopotamia developed one of the earliest writing systems around 3,000 BCE using pictographs inscribed in clay that eventually became the cuneiform script. They kept records and developed laws, calendars, and the first city-states. Egyptian hieroglyphs also emerged around 3100 BCE as pictures that represented sounds. Semitic peoples adopted Sumerian signs, while the Phoenician alphabet influenced Greek and ultimately Latin and Cyrillic
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