i) LiteratureThe literature of the ancient Egyptians is found on monuments, in the walls of temples and inside tombs. They concern mainly the preserved records of the actions of Gods and men; some of them also consisted of love poems, hymns, proverbs, spells and curses, medical texts and educational texts, myths and legends of heroes and in the following years demotic writings were added to their literature. known stories that were passed down to us by the ancient Egyptians, these stories were about the story of Sinuhe and another story is the story of Wenamun which describes the time when Egypt was in its gradual collapse. Egyptian Architecture During the time of the ancient Egyptians, they built many structures that left the world speechless. The most famous structures they built were the Pyramids of Giza and the Temple of Thebes. Since ancient times, Egyptians were very skilled when it came to architecture. They used simple but effective tools to help them build large stone structures with such accuracy and precision. The homes of both regular and wealthy Egyptians were made of mud bricks, sticks, and wood. However, the homes of wealthy Egyptians were usually decorated with rich and colorful painted walls and floors with multiple rooms. Religion in Ancient Egypt In the ancient Egyptians, Egyptians worshiped many gods and goddesses, especially the sun god, Ra; Goddess of magic and nature, Issi; God of war, Horus and finally God of the dead, Osiris. Over time, the Egyptians progressively changed their devotion from the ancient Gods and Goddesses to new Gods and Goddesses and in doing so reflected the rise and fall of the political world. de to 75 feet in length which can be used for foreign trade. They were also well known in preserving the bodies of the deceased by embalming or mummification. The medicines and drugs they used in their time were of great importance. They used images, hieroglyphs, to communicate with each other in words. When the Romans conquered Egypt, they began using a new form of writing called demotic, which was a blend of formal hieroglyphics and Greek text found written on the Rosetta Stone. They worshiped many Gods and Goddesses, but only a handful of them paid homage. Egypt's location near the Nile River gave settlers many advantages, such as excess crops that they use as building materials or trade goods. Finally, the Egyptian civilization was believed to have lasted longer than any other civilization.