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The most famous of all the true pyramids is the Great Pyramid at Giza, which is the largest of the three Giza pyramids.

The Great Pyramid was built in 2528 B.C. for King Khufu, which means that it is more than 4500 years old.

It is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

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When you look at the country of Egypt, you see large areas of dry hot desert. The Egyptians did have one thing going for them: The River Nile. Each year, the river would flood, covering areas with rich thick silt and mud. This was necessary for them because it brought fertilizers to the land. The Nile water was used for the water needed for farmlands, and this meant that the ancient Egyptians had a lot of food to grow and eat.

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Egyptian farmers used a hoe to break up large clods of earth churned up by the plow. They also used hoes when tending growing crops. Examples of this ancient Egyptian tool discovered during archaeological excavations show that it was typically a wooden handle and blade bound together with rope. The wood was glazed and then honed to create sharp edges.

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The ancient Egyptian civilization lasted over 3,000 years and during that time they created many items that we can still see today.Throughout the years, many archeologists and Egyptologists have visited Egypt and found everything from huge monuments and sculptures to the smallest and very beautiful jewelry that the ancient Egyptians wore. These items, large and small, are called artifact.

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Jewellery: The ancient Egyptians loved to wear a variety of necklaces and collars made from a huge range of materials. Of course, only the wealthy could afford gold, silver or precious stones, but shells, wood and bone were more readily avaliable to those on a budget. The upper classes and the gods are almost always shown wearing a significant quantity of.

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Mode of transportation: Most of the major cities in Ancient Egypt were located along the banks of the Nile River. As a result, the Egyptians used the Nile for transportation and shipping from very early on. They became experts at building boats and navigating the river. Early Egyptians learned to make small boats.

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Early in Egyptian history, the people made huts for their houses out of mud and papyrus reeds (a local plant). Since the Nile River would flood every year, it would wash away the mud huts.  They decided to start using the mud to create bricks, which were stronger than just plain mud. The bricks were created by mixing up mud with straw, placed in a form and then they left them in the sun to bake and dry. They also learned to build the homes so that it allowed the outside wind to keep the houses cool.

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Since pre-historic times seals were used as proof of identity and authenticity [5, for sealing things, be they doors, pottery or anything one wanted to remain closed or inaccessible [6], for marking property one wanted to make sure one's rights over it would be respected [7]. The concept of the seal was apparently introduced from Mesopotamia and was at first a privilege of the upper classes. This early nobility were the sahu people who had been granted the right by the king to bear a seal.

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Name of the River and civilization: The name of the civilization is Egyptian civilization. The river name is River Nile.

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Invention:Ancient Egyptian technology had a great impact on the many civilizations that followed. Their technology managed to survive centuries so that, even today, some of it can still be seen and even used. Egyptians made use of many simple machines and ideas that they invented for large and small projects.