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Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids by hand using stone which took 100,000 people to construct. Families relied on the Nile River for water needs like drinking, bathing, and farming. Men worked long days while women took care of the home, and children enjoyed games like tug of war and leapfrog. Writing used hieroglyphics for names and numbers.
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