The document summarizes key aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization. It notes that Egypt has a large population concentrated along the fertile Nile river valley. It was home to important ancient cities like Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor known for monuments such as the pyramids and Sphinx. In ancient times, Egypt had a developed culture and economy but no coins, so bartering was used for exchange. Egyptians also believed in many gods that represented natural forces and human aspects of life.

1. Egiyptian

2. Egipto
• It is one of the country with more population of Africa,
most of which sits on the banks of the Nile river and
delta areas where fertile land. Nearly half of Egyptians
live in urban areas, especially in the densely populated
centers of Cairo andAlexandria. Egypt is famous for
its ancient civilization and its monuments, the pyramids
and the Great Sphinx, the southern city of Luxor contains
numerous ancient artifacts, such as the temple
of Karnak and the Valley of the Kings. Today Egypt is
an importantculturally and political center from the Arab
World

3. Ancient Egyptian
• In ancient Egypt there
were no coins so
they used the barter
• The
Egyptians believed th
at there were
several gods such
as one of them: the
godRa, Osiris etc ...

4. The Barter
• The barter was an exchange of objects in
which each of the persons who employed
him had to accept the exchange.

5. Egyptian mythology
• The Egyptians believed that there were
several gods.
• Each of the gods represented
something for example, the cat
goddessBast-Ousbasti or so ...

6. Ra

7. Osiris

8. Isis

9. Nefti

10. Horus

11. ptah

12. seth

13. End
• This work has been done by Juan José
Recio Sabán