The ancient Egypt is a civilization that lived in the Northeastern Africa around 3150 BC. The ancient Egypt was located on the place where is now the modern Egypt. Most people lack information about the ancient Egypt, but still, they know about the greatest symbols of this civilization – the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza. These are famous and are important tourist attractions in our time. Besides this, the vast majority know to little about life in the ancient Egypt, about the people and the culture. If you want to find out more about this fascinating civilization, you can read here about the day by day life of ancient Egyptians.

Most of the people that lived in the ancient Egypt were farmers. They used to live in dwellings with close relatives. Their homes were made with mud bricks, this way, they were still cool in the heat of the desert. Each home of the ancient Egypt had a kitchen where bread was made. The walls were white, but according to the customs, they were covered with colored wall hangings made from wool. The floors were covered by red red carpets. Other items of furniture used in the ancient Egypt included beds and tables. The people living in the ancient Egypt were keen on hygiene. They used soap – made of fat and chalk and used to bathe in the Nile. Their clothing was simple and white and the richest people used to wear jewelery and wigs.

In a regular family of the ancient Egypt, the father was the provider, he was the one earning an income. The mother was the one who raised and educated the children. In the ancient Egypt, the children did not wear clothing until maturity. At the age of 12, they were considered mature and the boys were circumcised and shaved. Culture was very important in the ancient Egypt. People enjoyed music and dance. Some even learned to play instruments life flutes, pipes and oboes. Games were also highly popular and among them, Senet, a board game. Although this civilization vanished, the people in the ancient Egypt had a very interesting life that is now intensely studied by historians who are fascinated with this topic.