The nile river was plentiful and got many gifts to the egyptians. Some of these gifts were fish, hippos, and birds such as ibises. These could all be hunted down and used for food, which was essential. Another gift the nile brought was water, obviously. The water could be used for irrigation, and drinking. This helped farming and helped the egyptians survive
river nile
It depends upon the hymn; also it is important to keep in mind that the Nile was often a part of a title of many Egyptian gods and goddesses and there are often misunderstandings in translation which becomes miscommunication.
Some gifts that the Greeks gave the world include architecture, dance, theater, democracy, and even some business styles. The Greeks also offered food and wine along with the practice of exchanging gifts on a person's birthday.
The were next to each other on the Nile River. They needed to trade goods and deal with their common problem of the Nile flooding.
The nile river was plentiful and got many gifts to the egyptians. Some of these gifts were fish, hippos, and birds such as ibises. These could all be hunted down and used for food, which was essential. Another gift the nile brought was water, obviously. The water could be used for irrigation, and drinking. This helped farming and helped the egyptians survive
Silt and salt were also deposited by the Nile river.
Gold, wheat, barley, silk, perfume, scrolls, lotus - all are fine gifts!
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Egyptians & tourists, not forgetting the Nile crocadile.
they have to face there crops dieing
Rain was scarce in the Nile delta, but water was not because of the Nile. To grow crops, the Nile was recognized. To feel good, some religions were based on the Nile.
Rich Soil , Food , Art , Religion !
they sent somebody off some where to see if they could see the Nile and if they could see if the Nile was going to over flow or not.
The Nile affected the daily lives of Egyptians in many ways. For an example, everyday, when they were to take a bath the Egyptians went to Nile to cleanse themselves, as only the noblemen could afford actual showers and bathrooms. The Egyptians also went to the Nile to wash their clothes and dishes as well. The Nile was also referred to, when the people became thirsty and needed water to quench their thirst.
river nile
It depends upon the hymn; also it is important to keep in mind that the Nile was often a part of a title of many Egyptian gods and goddesses and there are often misunderstandings in translation which becomes miscommunication.