The ancient Egyptians displayed their considerable grasp of geometry in a number of ways. What is arguably the most obvious is the way geometry was used in the construction of the pyramids and other buildings and monuments. Certainly they laid out their cities using geometric principles. It was Ahmes (actually Ahmose), who left us with a fine approximation of the value of pi from that time. There are other examples, but none with the drama and "recognition value" of the geometric applications in religious architecture and construction first cited. Wikipedia has a bit more posted, and a link to their article can be found below. In other words they used geometry by building pyramids.
because it did
An ancient Egyptian harpist
They used granite rocks.
Natron was used to coat the corpses of ancient Egyptian mummies.
Ancient Egyptian
The ancient Babylonians used geometry to map agricultural land.
A great example of how ancient Egyptians used geometry is in the building of pyramids.
The ancient Egyptian number system is no longer in use.
Exactly in the same way as we use geometry today for their constructions of pyramids and land measurements.
geometry i think but check me just in case [;
Geometry was used in wall or cave paintings they made and found inn everyday objects.
For smell,used for ancient Egyptian perfum.
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because it did
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Geometry was used in ancient Egypt to build the great pyramids and to find boundary lines on land flooded when the Nile River periodically overflowed its banks.
An ancient Egyptian harpist