The first god to do this was Re, the sun-god. He had a steady rise in power beginning in the second dynasty, and by the fifth dynasty Re was considered the chief god of state. ... There were also a great number of temples erected, most of which were later dismantled and incorporated in the structure of other temples (David 20). The once-absolute sun god, Re, was replaced by the god Osiris. ...
Also wounds were treated with willow leaves, which contain salicylic acid (aspirin), to reduce inflammation, plus copper, sodium salts to help dry up the wound. ... What they are also known by is their writing and calculations. ... They set the beginning of the year on the day the Nile began to rise because that was the most important event to them. Astronomers noticed that the Nile's rising happened at the same time the brightest star in the sky Sirrus, rose with the sun. ... They also divided day and night into 12 parts, hours to us, and they created shadow clocks that marked the time b...
Aristotle's collection of work causes suspicion to the modern world, it also begs to question where is knowledge originated. ... Bernal also shows how Christianity makes the Egyptians seem inferior in the biblical traditions. ... He also stresses that Europe is a child of Africa; he states that one cannot claim to be scientific without addressing this dilemma. ... Ma'at is also viewed in philosophy, perfection of knowledge, morality of truth and justice and the metaphysical. ... Ma'at was reality, the solid grounding of reality that made the Sun rise, the stars shine, the river...
