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Saul Nolan
2 February, 14:14
What purpose did temples srrve in ancient Egypt
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Monserrat Keller
2 February, 16:35
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Temples were buildings dedicated to gods and goddesses. Much like Greek mythology (Athena, Zeus, Poseidon, etc.) All they really were was it gave the people something to worship.
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Blake
2 February, 17:19
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Temples were houses dedicated to the gods and goddesses. Religious services were not held in the temples, but priests and priestesses perform daily rituals for the deities. The temples also served as banks. Egyptians stored valuable items like gold jewelry, fine cloth and sweet-smelling oils there.
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