Ancient Egypt : A Day in the Life (Funny Version)

What did ancient Egyptians really do all day? Live one full day in : a stone pillow, bread and beer for breakfast, and one of history's first workers' strikes. 😳

We cover: waking up at sunrise, headrest pillows, bread and beer, the Nile's three seasons, the paid workers who built the pyramids (and their crew names), the scribe's easy job, the strike around 1157 BCE, and the board game Senet.

Watch to the end for the evening! 👀

Note: this is a short, funny look at the life of a typical working Egyptian. The lives of nobles, priests, and pharaohs were very different. The crew name "Drunkards of Menkaure" is reported from graffiti at Giza, and ancient beer was a thick, low-alcohol everyday drink.

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