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creativ13 [48]
3 years ago
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36. during the reign of _____, the step pyramid of saqqara was built

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svet-max [94.6K]3 years ago
8 0

36.djoser

37.ideograms and anagrams

38. the rosetta stone

39.hieroglyphics

Sever21 [200]3 years ago
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Answer:

36. d. Djoser

37.  a. Phonograms and ideograms

38.  d. the rosetta stone

39.   a. hieroglyphics

Explanation:

Djoser:

He was the one of the pharaohs of Egypt. During his rein, the step pyramid of saqqara was built in 27th century BC and this pyramid is considered as the first pyramid.

Phonograms and Ideograms:

These are the two signs of heiroglyphic which is a character used in the writing of ancient Egypt.

  • Phonograms are the signs that convey the meaning with and without sound.
  • Ideograms are such signs that are used for sounds of the signs.

The  Rosetta stone:

This stone was a great achievement in understanding the hieroglyphic code (ancient Egypt writing) and after that it became easy to decipher the ancient Egypt writings.

Heiroglyphics:

These are the characters of Ancient Egypt writing language.

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