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Developed for health and aethetic purposes and believed to be protection from evil and a sign of holiness. -
Evidence of a game resembling bowling, using stones and wooden pins, reflecting early recreational activities. -
Made from human or animal hair is an important aspect of fashion and hygiene that is used to protect shaved heads from the harmful rays of the sun. -
Development of ink made from soot and other chemicals to produce inks with different colors for writing on papyrus that can withstand the elements of nature. -
A complex writing system using symbols and pictures is crucial for record-keeping and communication that is written in wet clay. -
Early toothpaste is made from abrasives like crushed rock salt and mint, and used with chew sticks from twigs for cleaning teeth. -
Use of natural ingredients like mint and spices to freshen breath, reflecting an understanding of oral hygiene. -
Standard measurement unit based on the length of the forearm, essential for construction and land measurement. -
A simplified, cursive form of hieroglyphics used for writing on papyrus and ink that is used for record keeping and documentation. -
An early form of paper made from the papyrus plant, which is abundant along the Nile River, facilitates writing and documentation. -
Monumental architecture served as tombs for pharaohs, demonstrating advanced engineering and religious beliefs. -
Preservation of bodies for the afterlife of pharaohs, reflecting beliefs in immortality and spirituality. -
Organized city layouts with streets and public spaces, improving living conditions and governance. -
The invention of wooden locks with bolt mechanisms, enhanced security for homes and tombs. -
Introduction of horse-drawn chariots in warfare, transforming military tactics and transportation. -
A time-measuring device using the gravity that affects the flow of water, allowing for accurate timekeeping. -
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