Ancient Ruins vs. Hieroglyphs

Ancient Ruins v. Hieroglyphs
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Ancient Ruins v. Hieroglyphs
Ancient ruins are remnants of structures or constructions that have faced the test time since ancient times. Such ruins were once individual fortifications, ancient universities, places of worship, utility buildings, houses, villages, towns, and cities. On the other hand, hieroglyphs imply sacred carvings. A hieroglyph consists of logographic scripts pictographic in the form of ancient Egyptian. For instance, in ancient Egypt, the letter 'a' was represented by a picture of a bird that represents the sound of the letter.
Both ancient ruins and hieroglyphs form a vital part of the current class. However, this week's focus on landscapes has more involved in ancient ruins than hieroglyphs. Thus, this week has been about ancient rui...