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Social Structure in Ancient Egypt | Education, Marriage and Divorce traditions among the Pharaohs, Daily Life, why did the ancient Egyptians care about education, and what is the nature of ancient Egyptian society and more about Ancient Egypt History, The Family in the Ancient Egypt in the Pharaonic civilization and what are the life and secrets of the Egyptian house and family in the civilization of Ancient Egyptians, the facts and secrets about the education of the children of the Pharaohs and how the family and residence houses and more were  formed. Social Structure in Ancient Egypt What is the society of ancient Egypt? What are some characteristics of Egypt's ancient societies? Egyptian society has maintained its traditional construction of families close to their offspring and its social homogeneity throughout its long history, and "the family was the true nucleus of Egyptian social life, and it seems that the family was initially with a limited framework, consisting of a husband who is the head of the family and a woman who is the housewife. The children live in the custody of both, and then soon go beyond to aunts and even uncles, as indicated in the text of the Prince of Qus of the Sixth Dynasty of Egypt during Old Kingdom, as well as a dress of Kahun Papyri "Petrie Papyri or Lahun Papyri" in which a soldier named "Senefru" indicates that his family consisted of his mother, his grandmother of his father and three aunts. Thus, the family in this sense covered all persons living in the head of household, regardless of the degree of kinship they had with him, and it seemed that the head of the family generally cared for single women, or that the family included parents, children, brothers, sisters, in-law, loyalists, concubines, and servants, all