Compare the dwellings and life of simple and noble Roman and Egyptian.

The noble Egyptians had doors, wealth, servants, beautiful large houses, a lot of food, dishes. The poor had no doors because they had nothing to steal. They had few dishes, and sometimes they exchanged things for food, such as fish. The ancient Egyptians have many dwellings made of clay, because there is less forest and more silt (from the Nile). In ancient Rome, mainly wood and stones.