Maps Of Egypt

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The document describes several key geographical features of ancient Egypt including oases in the desert that provided water and areas for growing crops, deserts that surrounded Egypt and acted as natural barriers, quarries that were sources of stone for building, the Nile Delta region where the Nile River branched out toward the sea, mines that produced gold and gems, the Nile River itself which flooded annually leaving fertile land and was important for transport, and a narrow strip of fertile land along the Nile's banks suitable for growing crops due to deposited silt and access to irrigation.

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https://youtu.be/iEBWWyvjqAA The Egyptian Civilization emerged around the Nile River Valley .Different from other civilizations because it was at one point one single kingdom which allowed it to enjoy a high degree of unity, stability, and cultural continuity for 3,000 years Nile river flows northward across Africa for 4,100 miles [longest river in the world] Settlements arose along the Nile on a narrow strip of fertile land by the river The Gift of the Nile : Yearly floods and rains brought the water and rich soil made the river spill over and left behind a rich deposit of fertile black mud called silt. Water field through a network of irrigation ditches Egyptians worshiped the Nile as a god who gave life and seldom turned against them because it brought so much abundance to them https://youtu.be/iEBWWyvjqAA

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