Question

How did the development of hieroglyphics and the invention of papyrus lead to the growth of civilization in Egypt and contribute to the growth of other civilizations?

Answer 1

hieroglyphics and papyrus helped grow the the civilization in Egypt because it was one of the first forms of a language and could easy be made to make a hieroglyph you needed a surface and paint. on the other hand papyrus made it possible to make writing that could be delivered by one man or stored in a place not written on a wall. it was the early form of paper. much easier to carry imagine trying to deliver a giant rock with writing just not gonna happen.

Answer 2

Around 3200 B.C., the first forms of literature arose in the form of hieroglyphics, which were symbols that conveyed vocabulary.

Papyrus was a kind of paper manufactured from the papyrus plant that grew anywhere along Nile's shores.

• Drawing in ink on papyrus was preferable to clay plates since it was easier to transport the lettering and papers lasted longer in the dry environment of papyrus.
• The Egyptians were able to share and retain their knowledge as well as expand their civilization as a result of this. So because Egyptians' writing was preserved, subsequent civilizations profited from their knowledge.

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