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As an educated Egyptian, one would go for a job as a scribe, an undemanding job after a person had completed many years of apprenticeship. The work a person did after graduating depended on the level of literacy attained. With more experience, scribes were able to write dictations or get a chance to write their own composition.

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They mainly traded with Lebanon, Canaan and Nubia.

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From farming, the farmers are able to grow crops like wheat, flax seeds, papyrus ( seeds), grapes, barley, corns and dates.

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The River Nile provided Egyptians with black, fertile land that was ideal for growing healthy crops. Egyptian farmers planted their crops all along the riverbank of the Nile, so their food would absorb the nutrients and grow big and strong.

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The River Nile provided Egyptians with black, fertile land that was ideal for growing healthy crops. Egyptian farmers planted their crops all along the riverbank of the Nile, so their food would absorb the nutrients and grow big and strong.

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Alexa Cheung

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Merchants sold a huge variety of goods in medieval times: food, clothing, jewelry, weapons, tools, livestock, oil, medicine, and books are just a few of the trade goods that merchants made money from.

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Swimming was the favorite sport of the ancient Egyptians and they made use of the River Nile to practice it.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1wmIHH0Y5Y

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The Nile provides many variety of fish for the Egyptians.

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Ancient Egyptians trade gold, papyrus made into writing paper or twisted into rope, linen cloth, and jewelry to other countries.

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The river Nile provides nutrients which come from the land into the dark mud in Summer when the river Nile floods. The dark mud allows farmers to grow better crops.

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The different types of workers in ancient Egypt

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The different types of workers in ancient Egypt

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Two types of workers existed in Ancient Egypt-- unskilled workers and skilled craftsmen. Unskilled workers were peasants who labored in large groups to accomplish large projects, normally for the government. Often unskilled laborers worked for the government during the flood season and then returned home to raise crops on their farms.
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They sold valuable things, e.g. gold and jewellery, and also papyrus (already turned into paper).

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The ancient Egyptians built their pyramids, tombs, temples and palaces out of stone, the most durable of all building materials.

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The ancient Egyptians built their pyramids, tombs, temples and palaces out of stone, the most durable of all building materials.

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the Nile served as a major "highway" through Egypt for ships carrying goods from one city to another. The Nile served the ancient Egyptians as an important resource for food and trade.

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The two principal building materials used in ancient Egypt were unbaked mud brick and stone.

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The two principal building materials used in ancient Egypt were unbaked mud brick and stone.

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Egyptian merchants traveled from place-to-place buying and selling goods or services as needed to different villages. They carried products such as gold, papyrus made into writing paper or twisted into rope, linen cloth, and jewelry to other countries.

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It provides drinking water.

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The Nile has ships of goods coming to Egypt every day, so merchants don't need to travel far away to trade, and increases their safety and income, not needing to travel for a long time, they can quickly trade.

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The river Nile provides us plenty of water supply, along with fertile soil.

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Phoenicia, Greece, Persia, and India trade with Egypt.

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Tools like the shaduf allowed farmers to grow extra food. This extra food was then used as currency in trade markets. Farmers could trade their crops for tools, clothes, or other items. Without the waters of the Nile, agriculture would not have been possible. (Ian)

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Tools like the shaduf allowed farmers to grow extra food. This extra food was then used as currency in trade markets. Farmers could trade their crops for tools, clothes, or other items. Without the waters of the Nile, agriculture would not have been possible. (Ian)

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This yearly flooding of the river is known as inundation. As the floodwaters receded in October, farmers were left with well-watered and fertile soil in which to plant their crops. The soil left behind by the flooding is known as silt and was brought from Ethiopian Highlands by the Nile.

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6A Jake Wai: Daily Life next to the Nile River

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6A Jake Wai: Daily Life next to the Nile River

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By the river, the wild life included birds of all varieties, fish, and domesticated animals such as cattle, sheep and goats. Many of these animals were important not only because of the role they played in the daily lives of the people, but because of their religious significance.

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By the river, the wild life included birds of all varieties, fish, and domesticated animals such as cattle, sheep and goats. Many of these animals were important not only because of the role they played in the daily lives of the people, but because of their religious significance.

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The farmers got the fertile soil from the Nile River. After winter, the snow on the mountaintops would flow to the river, providing the river with rich minerals. After that, the farmers would use that fertile soil to plant their crops, like papyrus(used to make paper), flax(used to make clothing), and wheat(to make bread).

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The farmers got the fertile soil from the Nile River. After winter, the snow on the mountaintops would flow to the river, providing the river with rich minerals. After that, the farmers would use that fertile soil to plant their crops, like papyrus(used to make paper), flax(used to make clothing), and wheat(to make bread).

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Alexa Cheung

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Birdcatching was important to poorer people who could not afford meat. Catching the wild birds was a real skill. Men threw curved sticks to stun a bird in flight with a careful aim and powerful throw. Luring flocks of birds to fly into nets strung between two posts, or firing small stones at them from a sling, were other effective methods.

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The long process for making everyday objects

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The long process for making everyday objects

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The commonplace items taken for granted today - a brush, a bowl, a cup - had to be made by hand. In order to have paper to write on, papyrus plants had to be harvested, processed, and distributed, laundry had to be washed by hand, clothing sewn, sandals made, and each of these things had to be painstakingly made by hand one by one.
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The ancient Nile was teeming with fish such as tilapia, perch and catfish. On most days, ancient Egyptian fishermen were probably able to bring home a good catch, but their job was not without risk. Crocodiles and hippopotami also lived in the blue waters of the Nile.

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The ancient Nile was teeming with fish such as tilapia, perch and catfish. On most days, ancient Egyptian fishermen were probably able to bring home a good catch, but their job was not without risk. Crocodiles and hippopotami also lived in the blue waters of the Nile.

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These boats were mostly roughly constructed from bundles of reeds strapped tightly together. Fishermen trapped large numbers of fish at a time by slinging a net between their boats. Fish could also be caught by casting hand-held nets, or simply by spearing them in the shallows. Hunting was a popular pastime, and for most ordinary Egyptians, the waters of the Nile were their hunting grounds.

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These boats were mostly roughly constructed from bundles of reeds strapped tightly together. Fishermen trapped large numbers of fish at a time by slinging a net between their boats. Fish could also be caught by casting hand-held nets, or simply by spearing them in the shallows. Hunting was a popular pastime, and for most ordinary Egyptians, the waters of the Nile were their hunting grounds.

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The Nile, which flows northward for 4,160 miles from east-central Africa to the Mediterranean, provided ancient Egypt with fertile soil and water for irrigation

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These boats were mostly roughly constructed from bundles of reeds strapped tightly together.

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The ancient Nile was teeming with fish such as tilapia, perch and catfish. On most days, ancient Egyptian fishermen were probably able to bring home a good catch, but their job was not without risk. Crocodiles and hippopotami also lived in the blue waters of the Nile.  Fishermen had to watch for these potentially unfriendly animals.

Ancient Egyptian fishermen used several tools to catch fish.  They fished with bronze and copper hooks tied to lines or with sharp, pointed metal harpoons attached to reed poles. From their papyrus rafts, fishermen would cast nets to pull fish from the water.

Fresh fish was often a part of an ancient Egyptian dinner. Fish was also dried or smoked and then stored for future meals.

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In Egypt, people grew extra food. This extra food allowed the population to grow larger (ian)

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In Egypt, people grew extra food. This extra food allowed the population to grow larger (ian)

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The people of ancient Egypt built mudbrick homes in villages and in the country.

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The Nile floods and washes all the nutrients to the soil and makes the soil fertile.

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The Nile floods and washes all the nutrients to the soil and makes the soil fertile.

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Altogether, the data shows these ancient engineers used the Nile and its annual floods “to exploit the plateau area overlooking the floodplain for monumental construction.” In other words, the Nile's bygone Khufu branch was indeed high enough to allow ancient engineers to move enormous blocks of stone – and construct 

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Altogether, the data shows these ancient engineers used the Nile and its annual floods “to exploit the plateau area overlooking the floodplain for monumental construction.” In other words, the Nile's bygone Khufu branch was indeed high enough to allow ancient engineers to move enormous blocks of stone – and construct 

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Resources for washing clothes/ taking a bath

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Merchants

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Indeed, the Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu Pyramid) was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It is now accepted that ancient Egyptian engineers exploited a former channel of the Nile to transport building materials and provisions to the Giza plateau.2

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Indeed, the Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu Pyramid) was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It is now accepted that ancient Egyptian engineers exploited a former channel of the Nile to transport building materials and provisions to the Giza plateau.2

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the river has provided a source of irrigation to transform the dry area around it into lush agricultural land

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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the Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu Pyramid) was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It is now accepted that ancient Egyptian engineers exploited a former channel of the Nile to transport building materials and provisions to the Giza plateau.

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the Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu Pyramid) was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It is now accepted that ancient Egyptian engineers exploited a former channel of the Nile to transport building materials and provisions to the Giza plateau.

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The nutrients and minerals in the Nile River provided the farmers with fertile soil, which allowed the farmers to build a productive farmland in the middle of the desert

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The nutrients and minerals in the Nile River provided the farmers with fertile soil, which allowed the farmers to build a productive farmland in the middle of the desert

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Alexa Cheung

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The Nile acted as the "highway" through Egypt for ships carrying goods from one city to another. The Nile served the ancient Egyptians as an important resource for food and trade.

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The Nile provided food and resources for the citizens.

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Everyday, farmers wear the same thing- a coarse linen kilt and a pair of reed sandals. They also eat the same thing everyday-bread, meat and beer. Life as a farmer is simple!
They walk for a few minutes to their fields. Farmers don't just look after their crops, they also tend their cattle and geese.
The Nile helps by bringing dark mud to the fields, creating fertile soil every year.

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Hunting was a popular pastime, and for most ordinary Egyptians, the waters of the Nile were their hunting grounds.

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It served as an important transportation route.

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The Nile River, therefore, acted as the center that joined the country's trade sector together. Ships and boats sailed along the Nile, bringing different goods to different trading ports. Once offloaded, goods would be transported to different routes by camels, carts, or human beings on foot.

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Bring nutrients in the soil to help farmers to farm (ian)

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Bring nutrients in the soil to help farmers to farm (ian)

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The Nile floods in Summer, and in Autumn, the dark mud from the bottom of the river bank after the flooding. The fertile soil which is rich in minerals and nutrients are good for farming.