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Egyptian culture

Ancient egypt

The eye of horus

Giving money to the poor

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TRADITIONS

The all Seeing Eye in the Lord of the Rings is believed to be based on the ancient Egyptian symbol that is known as the evil eye. The ancient symbol itself, however, isn’t actually as scary as it is depicted in the books and in the movies. The symbol was originally a sign that promised good health before it was eventually altered by the modern citizens of the country as protection from evil.

Giving money to the poor is a very important part of Egypt’s culture and the history of good deed goes back into the ancient days of the pharaohs. fortunate than them. Even though Egypt is heavily rooted with Islam, it’s important to understand that giving and helping has been beautifully a part of the ancient culture since it rose to civilization. Today, it still gives Egyptians great pleasure to please their gods which leads us to the next ancient tradition.

Dark eyeliner was the invention of ancient Egypt and is dated to about three millenniums B.C. and was known as kohl. The dark eyeliner was a display of royalty in the country’s ancient culture. It was first created using a mineral named stibnite, which is thought to have been used to ease eye damage from the sun due to the intense desert conditions.

NUMBERS

The other values ​​were expressed with the repetition of the symbol

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Roman culture

WHERE IS ROME?

FEATURES

It's located in the south of Europe, in the Mediterranean Sea. The peninsula is shaped like a boot

- had great military power.
- were polytheists, years l later they adopted the Christian religion.
- Society was divided between patricians, commoners and slaves.

The Roman numerals I, X, C and M can be repeated up to three times when writing a compound Roman numeral. The Roman numerals V, L and D can never be repeated. If a compound Roman numeral has a number on the right less than the one on the left then both are added. Example: XI: the number on the right (I = 1) is smaller than the one on the left (X = 10) so they add up, that is XI = 11 If a compound Roman numeral has a number on the right greater than that on the left and this is an I, X or C, then the one on the left is subtracted from the right. Example: IX: the number on the right (X = 10) is greater than the one on the left (I = 1) and in addition this is I then the one on the left is subtracted from the one on the right, that is IX = 9 If a Roman number has a line on it, then its value is multiplied by a thousand. Example: IX: the number is 9,000 since it is the Roman number that represents 9 and being with the line on it multiplies by a thousand.

WHO WERE THE ROMANS?

The civilization derived from an important exchange between different cultures such as the Greek and those developed in Mesopotamia and Egypt.

What did the Romans do for science and technology?

The high level that developed this civilization and the breadth of knowledge that they mastered is enormously significant. Tradition reflects that the wise men of ancient Greece had gone to learn to Egypt, where there was a venerable science and a high level of scientific knowledge, although sometimes mixed with magical practices.

The Romans made extensive use of aqueducts, dams, bridges, and amphitheatres. They were also responsible for many innovations to roads, sanitation, and construction in general. Roman architecture, in general, was greatly influenced by the Greeks and Etruscans

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