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Essay heading: Compare And Contrast Egyptian To Other Societies
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The priests would have benefited from the sacrifices as the unofficial part of their income, or living.
Trade or compensation was by barter, or in kind, it is known that workmen for the Pharaohs were paid in grain and material for their labors. Money or coinage was not developed until much later.
Although all the early societies were very similar there were some major differences, The Egyptian was more unified from the outset, as they invested their leader (the Pharaoh) with God hood, making Him the direct representative of the senior God...
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Money or coinage was not developed until much later.
Although all the early societies were very similar there were some major differences, The Egyptian was more unified from the outset, as they invested their leader (the Pharaoh) with God hood, making Him the direct representative of the senior God...
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