ancient egypt had a social hierarchy. if the hierarchy had five levels with the pharaoh st the top at which level were artisans and scribes

Question

Xavier

History

27 May, 02:24

ancient egypt had a social hierarchy. if the hierarchy had five levels with the pharaoh st the top at which level were artisans and scribes

+3

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Blackjack · Answer 1

The artisans and scribes were the third tier in the hierarchy.

After them, in the fourth level, the middle class had their place and at the bottom of the "pyramid", there were the slaves.

Tony Lawson · Answer 2

According to the ancient egypt social hierarchy pyramid; artisans and scribes are in the fourth level if the Pharao is on the top, following by the Government officials, Nobles, and priest, then the soldiers in third place, and then scribes in fourth level.