Ancient Egypt: Gender and Material Culture

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Nile river

Civilization was founded since water is an important source of life 

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Greek, one has hieroglyphics

Rosetta stone has written languages one side has

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Greek language

Hieroglyphics comes from

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masculinity or femininity

clothing was designed to emphasize

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kilts

in the Old kingdom, men wore

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prosperous

knee length kilts meaning

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dignity, respect, very important person

long kilts meaning

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Hapi

god, personification of Nile River, explains harvesting seasons

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sheaths

Old Kingdom women wore

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5-10%

what percentage of Egypt were Elite?

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could read and write, Priests, Government officials

Elites of Egypt

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Could command the military

Elites of Egypt (2)

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working class

majority of Egyptian population

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Fishermen and Farmers

working class including

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Slaves

25% of Egyptian population

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wars(prisoners of war)

slave population increased because of

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Great Pyramids, canals

Slaves worked on

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Egypt

first example of patriarchy

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patriarchy

Society is structured to place men in positions of power

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pregnant

 A man is criticized if he cannot make his wife

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 arouser for a man and the vessel for the mans child

Women are only viewed as the

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socially and economically exiled

Women became

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shops and be in the economy

Woman could run

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single mothers

Women who were divorced became

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less ability to take care of family

Mothers had more responsibility and

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not acceptable, “gay” did not exist back then

Homosexuality in ancient egypt

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two servants but had a lot of privilege

Niankhkhnum and Khnumhotep

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the creators in society.

Men are considered

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as a male god

The earth is viewed

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Hatshepsut

Which women leader wore a beard?

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“Turin Erotic Papyrus”

Women were meant to be pretty and wear jewelry and makeup meanwhile male appearance didnt matter as much

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Androgyny

was popular amongst the gods. Male kings took on the name of female goddesses, the living embodiment of many living gods. Gender was fluid

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Eunuchs

castrated males in society, used as servants, deemed as a separate gender in society. Closest example as a third gender in this society

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Pharaoh

head of government, the king, considered a god or many gods

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Vizier

Prime minister. Handles politics on behalf of the pharaoh

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Vizier amount of power

good relationship with king

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Priests

worshipped the pharaoh directly, worked on behalf of the pharaoh. A normal person would go to the priest

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polytheistic

Egyptians are

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polytheistic definition

worship many gods, more than one god. Over 22,000 gods and goddesses 

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married

King had to be

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fertility process, companion of the pharaoh

the queen was viewed as a part of

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sacred spaces, could participate in rituals 

Queen had access to

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Nemes

masculine headdress for rulers

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trade routes, commissioned major building projects, participated in warfare

What are some stuff Hatshepsut accomplished

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