Contributions of Egypt to Science
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The document discusses aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization including timekeeping, the calendar, medicine, and surgical instruments. It describes how Egyptians used obelisks and sundials called clepsydras to tell time. The calendar was divided into three seasons of four months with 30 days each plus five religious holidays. One of the earliest known medical documents, the Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus, details 48 surgical cases and a list of instruments used including knives, saws, and probes. Ancient Egyptian medicine included practices like aromatherapy, reflexology, circumcision and techniques like trepanning.
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Contributions of Egypt to Science
- 1. Egypt
- 2. The Clock
- 3. Obelisk Decorated and carved with writings Wonderful life and great achievements Tell the time of day
- 6. Clepsydras
- 7. Amenemhet Used by priests Religious rituals at night Courtrooms to track the length of speeches 12 hours per day
- 8. The Calendar
- 11. 3 Season 4 Months 30 Days 5 Religious Holidays
- 12. Surgical Instruments and Ancient Medicine
- 13. Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus First medical document Neuroscience 48 surgical cases List of surgical instruments
- 15. Knife blade Probe Saw blade Tri-valve specula Male catheter Knife Bowl and mortar Balance Scalpels Double-ended probes Sponge Shears Cupping vessels Tooth forceps Flasks 3 scoop probes Bifurcated sharp hook
- 17. Imhotep
- 18. Aromatherapy
- 19. Reflexology
- 20. Circumcision
- 21. Child Delivery
- 25. Ropes
- 26. Wigs Shaved heads to keep them clean Baldness is not aesthetically pleasing