A symbol of civilization

 One is standing perplexed, almost unbelievable, of the theories developed by researchers on human evolution if one looks closely at the achievements  of ancient Egyptian art.

Egyptian art

The architecture was the most luxurious Egyptian arts ever, because of the combination of magnificence, greatness, rigidity, beauty and utility. 

This art began with a modest start with the decoration of tombs and the exterior decoration of the houses walls.

 The large number of dwellings was built of mud, sometimes with simple woodwork (such as Japanese windows or fine engraving doors) and the roofs were on easy-to-treat palm trees. 

The house was usually surrounded by a wall with a courtyard, from which is a staircase ascended to the roof of the house; where they descended into their rooms.

Egyptian art

Rich Egyptian people had private gardens that were well coordinated; in the urban areas there were parks for the poor. 

We could hardly found any house without decorating with lovely ornamental flowers. The Egyptian art  appeared clearly on walls of the house which were adorned with a colorful handmade mats inside, and the land was furnished  with rugs, if the master of the house was wealthy. 

The Egyptians would have preferred to sit on these rugs rather than sitting on  chairs. In the old state, the Egyptians ate food while they were sitting cross-legged  in front of tables not bigger than six inches height, as the Japanese do these days, and they ate using their hands; Then,  the upper classes begun to sit on high chairs with cushions, and their food serves to them.