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Trade

1.They traded gold, papyrus, linen, and grain for cedar wood, ebony, copper, iron, ivory, and lapis lazuli (a lovely blue gem stone).

2.Once goods were unloaded, goods were transported to various people by camel, cart, and on foot

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Once the soil was turned, people would follow behind with a basket filled with seeds hanging around their neck and ‘sow’ the seeds into the fresh earth. The amount of fertilized land left by the Nile flooding each year was between 20,000 and 34,000 square kilometers. This gave the Egyptians a lot of good soil to raise their crops on.

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Their farmers practice allow them to grow staple food

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• Ancient Egypts built houses with mud bricks, and palm logs to support the roof/ceiling

• Ancient Egypts stable food was fish since they settled near the Nile river

• All of the pyramids were ceased with fine white limestone

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1.There were many types of crops that were raised by the Egyptians: corn, wheat, barley, flax, onions, leaks, cabbages, cucumbers, beans, lettuce, figs, melons, pomegranates, vine plants.

2.Olive trees were one of the prized trees because they not only ate the olives, but used olive oil for cooking and lighting their lamps.

3.The amount of fertilized land left by the Nile flooding each year was between 20,000 and 34,000 square kilometers. This gave the Egyptians a lot of good soil to raise their crops on.

4.Harvest time for the crops happened between April and June.

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Queens lived in smaller pyramids than the king they had pyramids and sphinx.(The houses were made of mud).They used to take a lot of time to scape the house. The rich people had bigger houses. RamsesII had 66 foot tall statues in his pyramids the first ever pyramid was made in 2630 BCE.The smallest pyramid was 62 meters tall. The biggest pyramid was 230meters tall. The smallest pyramid was called the pyramid of Menkaure and biggest pyramid was called the great pyramid

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Transport

Most major cities were located along the River Nile. They used the river for transportation and shipping.

Early Egyptians learned to make small boats out of the papyrus plant. They used these for short fishing trips.

Eventually the Egyptians began to make boats from wood. They used acacia wood from Egypt and imported cedar wood from Lebanon.

The first papyrus boats are estimated to have been made around 4000 BC.

Temples and palaces were often connected to the Nile River using manmade canals.

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The river Nile was the main trading route, and vessels (ships) were commonly used to transport goods and commodities (goods for agriculture). The trade routes the Ancient Egyptians used ,exposed them to foreign (other countries) trades and cultures and this influenced the Egyptian merchants to participate in copper commonly used in producing ornaments and decorations . Furthermore, this strengthened their political / government bonds with other nations contributing to their economy.

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The river Nile was the main trading route, and vessels (ships) were commonly used to transport goods and commodities (goods for agriculture). The trade routes the Ancient Egyptians used ,exposed them to foreign (other countries) trades and cultures and this influenced the Egyptian merchants to participate in copper commonly used in producing ornaments and decorations . Furthermore, this strengthened their political / government bonds with other nations contributing to their economy.

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Ancient Egyptian grew beans,lentils,root,vegetables,lettuce and parsley.Farmers also grew fruit such as olives,figs,olives and grapes.Papyrus trees were grown so that their barks(a skin of a tree) be used for paper.

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The people of ancient Egypt grew everything they needed to eat

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Every year the Nile floods for three months,bringing rich soil and silt that fertilizes the land.Egptians developed a well-designed system of canals to bring the water from the Nile into other areas and using farming techniques,they grew a wide variety of foods.

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Back in 2000 bc trading was very popular because people can get money ( trading bread and some other stuff ) trading

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2490bc wooden boats cruise along the Nile river in Egypt of thousand of workers stacked giant stone blocks on the pyramid Transport

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River nile is the only River that flows backwards and river nile lays in 10 countries and it is 6650 kilometres long it has about 3.1 million litres and it is 26 to 36 feet it is 25000 years old

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Geographical: definition

Physical features of an area.

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River Nile- The world's longest river (4150 miles) flows northward through Eastern Africa into the Mediterranean.

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An official agreement that ends an argument

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Irrigation-

A certain amount of water applied to crops to help grow

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Agriculture means cultivating ( prepare and use)the soil,growing crops,and raising livestock

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Papyrus is a plant that provides cloth paper and many others

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You are trading something for something else like a fair trade e.g you traded apple for bread trade equal

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1. They grew their crops along the banks of the River Nile on the rich black soil, or kemet (fertile soil) which was left behind after the yearly floods.

2. Fertile soil was ideal to grow healthy crops.