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Hieroglyphics were the form of writing used by ancient Egyptians beginning 5000 years ago. They used pictorial symbols to represent words and ideas, carving them into stone, painting them on papyrus, and writing in any direction. Important names, like those of kings, were enclosed in an oval shape called a cartouche. The Rosetta Stone helped scholars decipher hieroglyphics by providing a translation in Greek. Scribes, who were highly regarded, went to school to learn the complex system of symbols and how to write them.
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- 1. Write like an Egyptian By: Melanie Barron
- 2. What are Hieroglyphics? • The Egyptians began writing 5000 years ago • They used pictures to represent their language • We call their form of writing “hieroglyphs”
- 3. What do they look like?
- 4. How did they share ideas? • Egyptians used symbols to represent their ideas • They used pictures of people and animals • They used no punctuation in their writing
- 5. How did they write? • Hieroglyphics can be written in any direction • Top to bottom or left to right • Egyptians wrote on temples, tablets or papyrus
- 6. What is Papyrus? • Papyrus are reeds grown near the Nile • The reeds were dried and flattened out • Ink or paint was used for writing
- 7. Who did the writing? • Scribes went to school to learn hieroglyphics • They would start training at age seven • Scribes were seen very high in society
- 8. What is a cartouche? • Egyptians wrote names of kings in cartouches • Cartouches were written in an oval shape • Cartouches were used to mark king tombs
- 9. What is the Rosetta Stone? • The Rosetta Stone helped decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics • It had three forms of writing on it • The Greek writing helped break the code
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- 11. Resources Pictures http://www.public-domain-image.com/miscellaneous/slides/egyptian-hieroglyphs-at-the-british-museum-in-london.html http://egypt.mrdonn.org/hieroglyphics.html http://openclipart.org/detail/58387/egyption-tablet-by-j4p4n http://www.ardownes.com/myEgyptianpage.html http://www.fotolibra.com/gallery/32327/making-paper-from-papyrus/ http://www.wpclipart.com/world_history/civilizations/Egyptian/Rosetta_Stone.png.html Websites http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/interactives/history/egypt/hieroglyphs/ http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/homework/egypt/writing.htm http://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_egyptian_hieroglyphics.php YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqGLLOqOhLQ