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Essay heading: Egyptian Jewerly and Makeup
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They also imported precious stones from the Sinai Peninsula and even Afghanistan. The Egyptians, however, had no knowledge of the gemstones and jewels we have today, such as diamonds, emeralds, and rubies.
The Egyptians were big lovers of all beauty and fashion. They were such lovers of beauty that some of their names were based on the word ?nefer', which means beautiful...
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They were such lovers of beauty that some of their names were based on the word ?nefer', which means beautiful. Examples of such were Nefert, Nefertiti, and Nefertari. The goddess associated with adornment was "Hathor the Golden", who is seen as the ideal of beauty in love and poetry of the time.
Both Egyptian men and women wore makeup, such as eye paint...
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