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Nile River Of Ancient Egypt
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Simply without the Nile there would be no Egypt just desert, it is Egypt's only river. The river provided a source of water and life in the form of fertile soil to grow food and the annual flood provided extra water and more fertile soil in...
The present Nile is at least the fifth river that has flowed north from the Ethiopian Highlands. The link below will give the relevant information.
It protected it by providing lots of resources
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Simply, without the Nile there would be no soil just sand - just desert.
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it helped transfer moses......AMEN! The Nile was the lifeforce of Ancient Egypt, in that it alone provided the water to irrigate crops. It provides very much the same function today. Egypt is populated in a narrow strip, never more than a f...
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The Nile River allowed the Ancient Egyptians to survive, even thrive, in near brutal conditions. When the Nile flooded every year it put nutrients back into the soil that allowed them to plant rich fields right by its river bank.
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The Ancient Egyptians needed the Nile river for the very fertile soil it brought during the flooding season(Akhet). this fertile soil was excellent for the growing of fig tree, wheat and barley.
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Sailing on the Nile River in Egypt had boats made of papyrus bundles (common marsh plants along the sides of the Nile). Someone by the name of Herodotus was the first travel writer in ancient Egypt in about the fifth century BC Although, th...
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The main reason it was imortant is because during the flood season, The Nile would drop silt (fertile soil) in clumps. Farmers used it to grow crops. When the water flooded and there was too much water, the crops were distroyed. If there wa...
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To give you a reasonably good answer would take virtually a book. The link below will give you most of the required information.
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