The telescope was not invented until the 16th century.

The ancient Egyptian calendar was used for a variety of purposes, including tracking the seasons, predicting the weather, and calculating the time of religious festivals.

Thoth was the ancient Egyptian god of writing, wisdom, and magic.

The Ebers Papyrus, the Edwin Smith Papyrus, and the Kahun Papyrus are all ancient Egyptian medical texts that contain information about diseases, treatments, and surgeries.

The couching needle was an ancient Egyptian surgical instrument used to remove cataracts.

The pessary was an ancient Egyptian contraceptive device made of wool or linen.

Kohl, mascara, and eyeliner were all used by ancient Egyptians to darken their eyes.

Kyphi, myrrh, and frankincense were all used by ancient Egyptians to make perfume.

The harp, the lyre, and the flute were all played by ancient Egyptians.

Senet, mehen, and hounds and jackals were all played by ancient Egyptians.

Wrestling, boxing, and running were all practiced by ancient Egyptians.

The chariot, the bow and arrow, and the sword were all used by ancient Egyptians in warfare.

The pyramid, the temple, and the tomb were all built by ancient Egyptians.

The shaduf, the waterwheel, and the canal were all used by ancient Egyptians to irrigate their crops.

The boat, the chariot, and the donkey were all used by ancient Egyptians to transport people and goods.