The Egyptians painted idealised scenes from daily life on the wall of their tombs: scenes of agricultural work, such as harvesting crops, tending cattle and fishing, scenes of artisans at their work, including gold workers and boat builders and domestic scenes of banquets with musicians, dancers and guests. ... Even from the earliest times Egyptians various cosmetics items could be found amongst their funerary equipment .The purpose of eye paint (which is a heavily associated with Egyptian culture) was partly the same as in modern times, (to enhance and enlarge the eyes), it also acted as a na...

• Word Count: 1800
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The Egyptians painted idealised scenes from daily life on the wall of their tombs: scenes of agricultural work, such as harvesting crops, tending cattle and fishing, scenes of artisans at their work, including gold workers and boat builders and domestic scenes of banquets with musicians, dancers and guests. ... Even from the earliest times Egyptians various cosmetics items could be found amongst their funerary equipment .The purpose of eye paint (which is a heavily associated with Egyptian culture) was partly the same as in modern times, (to enhance and enlarge the eyes), it also acted as a na...

• Word Count: 1803
• Approx Pages: 7
• Grade Level: Undergraduate