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Just like in any other civilization, the economy of Ancient Egypt relied on a variety of skilled and unskilled labor. There were many different careers available in Egypt, ranging from breaking rocks in mines to making scientific discoveries in a university. Over the course of 3,000 years, the ancient Egyptian empire remained remarkably stable. The same basic jobs were an essential part of ancient Egyptian civilization throughout the centuries. The first job i would like to inform you about is the weaver. Weaving in Ancient Egypt To start with i’d like to talk a bit more about the loom, how it was used, and the history of it. In sum up a loom is pretty much just a machine to weave fabrics. The oldest looms date from the 5th millennium B.C.E and consisted of bars or fixed beams in place to form a frame to hold a number of parallel threads in two sets, alternating with each other. By lifting a set of these threads, which together formed the warp, it was possible to engineer a transverse or crosswise thread, a weft or fill, between them. The block of wood used to transport the filling yarn through the warp was called the shuttle. The shuttles are thrown or passed from one side to the other through the shed, between the threads of the warp thread to weave the weft.The simplest shuttles, known as "stick shuttles", are made from a flat or round, narrow piece of wood with notches on the ends to hold the weft yarn. The shuttle is a spindle-shaped device in the fabric weave used to carry the transverse threads, the weft, through the lengthwise threads, the warp. Not all modern looms use a shuttle; the shuttleless looms remove the weft from a non-mobile supply. The shuttle looms are divided into two groups according to whether the shuttle moves manually or automatically. The second type is often described as an automatic loom, but except for the movement of the shuttle, it is not more automatic in its operation than the non-automatic or manual loom. As demonstrated, the manual loom is a smooth, yet long and dull process. After all, no job in ancient egypt was easy. Every weaver worked in a hot stuffy workshop where it was hard to breath. It was an even longer process when the clothes were bleached, which is what higher class expected done. Putting linen on the grass or shrubs helped to bleach them with the oxygen that the plants give off. Remember, flax is brown in its natural state of tissue, and today chlorine and other oxidizing chemicals are used to make it bright white. Therefore the ancient egyptians didn’t have much to work with on making linen white, so any process of bleaching, ought to be a long one. In ancient Egypt, linen production was a labor-intensive process that required soaking the linen, beating to separate the fibers, twisting the loose fibers, spinning them into yarn, and finally weaving the yarns into fabric. Surviving fragments of cloth dating from around 5000 B.C.E, indicates that the Egyptians were doing this in Neolithic times. Strong, quick to dry and fresh for the skin, linen remained the central fiber in Egyptian life long after the wool had been widely used by other Mediterranean cultures and the Near East from the year 2000 onwards. The linen does not take well the dye and most of the Egyptian linen kept their natural tone or was bleached. They knew how to harvest green flax and made green linen with it. Along with bleaching, down a little bit lower on the scale, The green clothes were a symbol of status because the color was stronger when it was new. But status could be found everywhere you looked, even the lowest class could be identified by the clothing. The warm climate of ancient Egypt, more humid than the desert land of today, meant that little clothing was needed. The poor and the slaves were satisfied with thick linen loincloths and little else. The rich could show their wealth by using additional items. Much of the ancient Egyptian clothing consisted of rectangular pieces of tissue cloaked or wrapped around the body and often tied in the front, as well as tunics, dresses and shirts with and without sleeves. The linen can be hardened with starch and pleated. The Egyptians used these folds to make the garments that would fit the egyptians, which are seen in the images of the Egyptian queens. The finest linen could have been smocked, edged, or even fringed with colored stripes; effective blue and red dyes were developed, but they were expensive. We know a lot about ancient Egyptian linen because of the examples found in tombs. The very wrappings of the mummies themselves were strips of linen, soaked in resins and preservatives. The wrappings of mummies were not woven specifically for that purpose, but were made with recycled linen clothes. Other linen textiles have come from tombs. The tomb of a fairly prosperous woman who lived around the year 1500 B.C.E produced three chests containing a ton of linen sheets with fringes, with a length of 14 feet long that could have served as a mattress when folded. The sheets were well worn and some had been patched. They had been washed, pressed and carefully folded for the trip to the afterlife. The tomb of a 17-year-old girl from the Roman era in Egypt contained a funeral wreath made entirely of linen fibers that would last longer than a wreath of fragile flowers.The linen was everywhere in ancient Egypt: the bedding, the furniture and the sail cloths were made of it,along with a wide variety of sacks and bags. The linen cord was knotted in nets that carried ceramic jars, or caught fish or birds. The Egyptians made linen slings to hunt birds and small animals. The linen fibers made ropes as fine as the fishing line and as strong as a rope, which was made up of hundreds of threads, each individually twisted. Flax was even used in dentistry. A mummy of the paleolithic period was found to have suffered a severe case of tooth decay. A former dentist had packed a pile of linen, perhaps soaked in a pain-relieving substance, in a large cavity between two of the patient's teeth as a filling. Many people may not realize it but, in ancient egypt, linen weavings were everywhere. In fact, The history of Ancient egypt brang up weaving many times. In fact, I would like to talk about the history now. Fabric is a result of the technique of weaving and fabric production (Well no duh lady). It consists of interlacing two separate threads or yarns at right angles to form a cloth or fabric, the warp and weft. The fabric is usually woven on a loom, which is a device that holds the warp threads in place, while the weft is woven through them. There are many different varieties of fabric but i would really just like to emphasize the basics. The basic types of fabric are plain fabric, satin fabric and cross-blended fabric that give different fabric patterns and textures for different uses. Humans have known how to weave since the paleolithic era. Linen fabrics are found in Fayum, Egypt, dating to around 5000 B.C.E. The first popular fiber in ancient Egypt was linen, which was replaced by wool around 2000 B.C.E. Since the beginning of recorded time, fabric was known in all the great civilizations in fact, The Bible refers to the loom and weaving in many places. Early looms needed one or two people to work on weaving.

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だけのような他の文明で、古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練と非熟練労働者に頼っていた。大学で科学的な発見をするに鉱山で岩を壊すに至るエジプトで利用可能な多くの異なるキャリアがあった。3000 年にわたって、古代エジプトの帝国は非常に安定して残った。、

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Only the like in other civilizations, ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Had many different careers available in Egypt to break rocks in the mine to scientific discoveries at the University. Very stable Empire of ancient Egypt over 3,000 years,

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のみ他の文明のように、古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼っていた。大学で科学的発見に鉱山で岩を壊すためにエジプトで使用可能な多くの異なるキャリアを持っていた。古代エジプト 3000 年以上の非常に安定した帝国

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Only, as other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. To break rocks in the mine at the University of scientific discoveries in Egypt had many different careers available. Empire steady very ancient Egypt more than 3,000 years

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唯一、他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。エジプトでの科学的発見の大学で鉱山で岩を壊すに利用可能な多くの異なるキャリアを持っていた。帝国は非常に古代エジプト 3000 年以上も安定しました。

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The only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Have had many different careers available to scientific discoveries in Egypt of breaking rocks in the mine. Empire stabilized very ancient Egypt more than 3,000 years.

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のみ他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。鉱山で岩を壊すのエジプトの科学的発見に利用可能な多くの異なるキャリアを有した。帝国は、3,000 年以上非常に古代エジプトを安定化。

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Only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. I have had many different careers available to scientific discoveries in Egypt of breaking rocks in the mine. Empire, more than 3000 years to ancient Egypt stabilized.

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のみ他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。私は鉱山で岩を壊すのエジプトの科学的発見に利用可能な多くの別のキャリアがあった。帝国古代エジプト 3000 年以上も安定しています。

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Only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Many different carriers available to scientific discoveries in Egypt of breaking rocks in mine I had. Stable Empire ancient Egypt more than 3,000 years.

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のみ他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。私は鉱山で岩を壊すのエジプトの科学的発見に利用可能な多くの異なるキャリアを持っていた。帝国古代エジプト 3000 年以上、安定しました。

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Only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Have had many different careers available to scientific discoveries in Egypt I break the rocks in the mine. Empire ancient Egypt 3000 years, was stable.

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のみ他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。多くの別のキャリアがあったエジプトの科学的発見に私は鉱山で、岩を壊します。帝国古代エジプト 3000 年は安定していた。

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Only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Scientific discoveries in Egypt had many different careers I break rocks in the mine. Empire ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.

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のみ他文明古代エジプトの経済はさまざまな熟練・非熟練労働者に頼った。エジプトでの科学的発見は、鉱山で岩を破る多くの別のキャリアを持っていた。帝国古代エジプト 3000 年は安定していた。

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Only other civilizations ancient Egypt's economy relied on the various skilled and non-skilled workers. Scientific discoveries in Egypt had many different career break rocks in the mine. Empire ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.

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エジプトの古代エジプト経済は、他の文明だけが様々な熟練労働者や非熟練労働者に依存していました。エジプトでの科学的発見には、鉱山内に多くの異なる休憩岩がありました。帝国古代エジプト3000年は安定していた。

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In Egypt's ancient Egyptian economy, only other civilizations were dependent on various skilled workers and unskilled workers. Scientific findings in Egypt had many different resting rocks in the mine. Empire Ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.

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エジプトの古代エジプト経済では、他の文明だけが様々な熟練労働者や未熟労働者に依存していた。エジプトの科学的知見には、鉱山内に多くの異なる休息岩がありました。帝国古代エジプト3000年は安定していた。

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In Egypt's ancient Egyptian economy, only other civilizations were dependent on various skilled workers and immature workers. In the scientific findings of Egypt there were many different resting rocks in the mine. Empire Ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.

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エジプトの古代エジプト経済では、他の文明だけが様々な熟練労働者や未熟労働者に依存していた。エジプトの科学的知見には、鉱山にはさまざまな休息岩がありました。帝国古代エジプト3000年は安定していた。

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In Egypt's ancient Egyptian economy, only other civilizations were dependent on various skilled workers and immature workers. In the scientific findings of Egypt, there were various resting rocks in the mine. Empire Ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.

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エジプトの古代エジプト経済では、他の文明だけが様々な熟練労働者や未熟労働者に依存していた。エジプトの科学的知見には、鉱山には様々な休憩岩がありました。帝国古代エジプト3000年は安定していた。

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In Egypt's ancient Egyptian economy, only other civilizations were dependent on various skilled workers and immature workers. In the scientific findings of Egypt, there were various resting rocks in the mine. Empire Ancient Egypt 3000 years was stable.