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What did traditional egyptian artwork look like during the time of the great pharaohs?
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hieroglyphics that is what the used to depict words
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I'm pretty sure they were called Hieroglyphs, and they were drawn on walls. They usually depicted animals, pharaohs, and they told stories. Sometimes they told stories of legends the Egyptians believed in. I hope this helps.
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