Anakhoresis was an ancient Egyptian practice of individuals withdrawing their labor if they were dissatisfied with their work. It began with peasant farmers running away from their farms if taxes became too heavy or the spring floods failed. It spread to villagers withdrawing in protest of injustices as well as poor pay. For instance, if a man were executed and the villagers felt the sentence was unjust, the whole village might withdraw in protest.
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