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== '''Public Workshop''' ==
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'''Desert of Shades''' - (-948, 2098) - Donation '''Shady Works'''
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- Gem cutting table
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- Gearbox assembly table
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- Reactory
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- Pigment laboratory
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- Wood treatment tank
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- Pottery Deck
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- Vault kiln
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- Clinker vat
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- Reinforced kiln
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- Pottery Wheel
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- Kettle
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- Barrel Grinder
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- Student's forge
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- Student's casting box
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- Master's forge
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- Master's casting box
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- Mason's bench
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- Rock saw
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== '''External websites about Egypt''' ==
 
== '''External websites about Egypt''' ==

Revision as of 20:52, 25 January 2017

Technological Tree:

[1]

Chariot Routes:

Maps/Chariot Routes

Expedition Sites

Maps/Expedition Sites

Public Mines:

Maps/Public Mines

Foraging

Alphabetical List Foraging

Sort by specificity [2]

Flax & Vegetables

New Crosses


Public Workshop

Desert of Shades - (-948, 2098) - Donation Shady Works - Gem cutting table - Gearbox assembly table - Reactory - Pigment laboratory - Wood treatment tank - Pottery Deck - Vault kiln - Clinker vat - Reinforced kiln - Pottery Wheel - Kettle - Barrel Grinder - Student's forge - Student's casting box - Master's forge - Master's casting box - Mason's bench - Rock saw


External websites about Egypt

Topographic maps: [3]

Regional: [4]

The study of hieroglyphics: [5]

The Rosetta stone is a fragment of an engraved stele of ancient Egypt measuring 112.3 x 75.7 cm, bearing three versions of the same text that enabled the deciphering of hieroglyphics by J. F. Champollion in the 19th century. The inscription that it contains is a decree promulgated in Memphis by the pharaoh Ptolemy V in 196 before our era. The decree is written in two languages: ancient Egyptian and ancient Greek, and three scriptures: Egyptian hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek alphabet.

Ancient Egypt: [6]

Woman in Ancien Egypt: [7]