Ancient Egypt

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Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt. The Impact of Civilisation on Medical Developments.

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Ancient Egypt. Geography. Regions in Egypt: Nubia Upper Egypt Lower Egypt The Nile valley kemet The desert deshret. Environment. 965 km between Aswan and Cairo Average annual rainfall 10 millimeters Inundation. Upper Egypt. Nile at Aswan. 1 st cataract . Lower Egypt.

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Ancient Egypt. SOL 2.1 & 2.4. Jamal. Jazmin. Chelsea. Meet the contestants. Directions. Assign a scorekeeper. Divide the class either into two teams, or groups of teams. Have captains for each team that will decide which problem will be chosen.

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Ancient Egypt. Daniel Gima, Jon. Itokazu Period 4. Background Info. Ancient Egypt is made up of the thin strip of land that sits alongside the Nile River in the desert of North Africa.

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Ancient Egypt. Manetho’s History of Egyptian Greek 31 dynasties / 4 groups: Old Kingdom (2700 B.C.E.) Middle Kingdom (1990 B.C.E.) New Kingdom (1570 B.C.E.) Late Period (1185-500 B.C.E.). Ancient Egyptian Culture. Unified and consistent Resistant to change

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Map. Centered around the Nile. Geography. The Nile River Valley:the only source of water annual flooding from snow melt and rains in southern mountainsfarmlands were covered for monthsdeposits of rich soil and nutrients

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Ancient Egypt. Beliefs and Mythology Beliefs & Mythology. MYTHOLOGY. The Gods The Gods. Creation. In the beginning there was darkness. There was nothing but a great body of water called Nun. Nun was limitless.

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Ancient Egypt. Geography. Northeast Africa Crossroads of 3 Major Continents. Geography (continued). Natural Barriers North: Med. Sea; South: Falls on the Nile; East: Red Sea; West: Desert Prevented frequent invasions Nile River (4100 miles, longest in world)

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Ancient Egypt. The Nile River. MOST important physical feature Longest river in the world 4,160 miles Transportation South to North flow South blowing winds Expected flooding patterns Irrigation Enriched soil . The Nile River.

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Ancient Egypt. The Nile River. 1. The Nile River, 4000 miles long, is the world’s longest river. 2. The Nile River Valley provided the early Egyptians w ith rich farm land while the surrounding deserts gave them protection from foreign i nvaders.

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Ancient Egypt. How They Impacted Civilization.

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Ancient Egypt. Millie Cheng. Agriculture supported life 6000 BCE traces of cultivation of cereals and domestication of animals People of Sahara moved down to Nile Valley and brought new farming skills. Predynastic Period . 3100-2686 BCE Agriculture supported life

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Ancient Egypt. “Egypt is the Gift of the Nile” Herodotus: 400 BC (Greek Historian). The Nile River. The Nile River is the world’s longest running river!. The Nile River. The Nile River runs continually for over 4400 Miles!. The Nile River. The Blue Nile and the

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Ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt. Vocabulary Cataracts Delta Pharaoh Dynasty Nobles Afterlife. Mummies Elite Pyramids Engineering Trade routes Hieroglyphics Papyrus. Ancient Egypt. Sphinxes Obelisks Trade network. Merchants Exports Imports. Ancient Egypt. Nile

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Ancient Egypt. Around 5000 B.C. hunters settled in the area of the Nile River. The Egyptian civilization emerged more than 3000 years prior to the Christian date of the birth of Christ . Ancient Egyptian civilization can be separated into three periods:. Old Kingdom 2686 – 2050 B.C .

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Ancient Egypt. Quick Review!. The first civilizations began in the river valleys of Africa and Asia. The river valley civilizations are:. Yellow River. Tigris and Euphrates River. Nile River. Indus River.

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Ancient Egypt. By: Sultan Al Obaidan. Education. Education was very important in Ancient Egypt. Their writing called hieroglyphics and they have about 2000 letters. These are some of the letters that they had. The more important subjects are mathematic and language. Variety of Jobs.

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Ancient Egypt. By Ms. Walsh. Egypt and the Nile. The Nile River. Flooded every year Provided fertile soil for crops Was the “Lifeline” for Egypt Transportation Route Used for Irrigation Flows south to north Mouth = “Delta”. Food. Irrigation systems watered crops

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Ancient Egypt . Early River Valley Civilizations. Geography. Settled along the Nile Yearly flodding – but predictable! Flood, plant, harvest, flood, plant, harvest… Considered “Egypt, the gift of the Nile” Deserts on both sides of the Nile Natural protection against invaders

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Ancient Egypt. High School acceleration April 25-26, 2013. When people hear Egypt, they usually think of. . . Timeline of Egyptian Kingdoms.

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Ancient Egypt. “The Gift of the Nile” -Herodotus (Greek historian). Geography. THE NILE Egypt’s settlements arose along narrow strip of land made fertile by the river Yearly flooding, but predictable, unlike Mesopotamia

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Ancient Egypt. Archaic Period: 3000-2686 B.C.E. Old Kingdom: 2686-2181 B.C.E. First Intermediate Period: 2181-2055 B.C.E. Middle Kingdom: 2055-1650 B.C.E. Second Intermediate Period: 1650-1550 B.C.E. New Kingdom: 1550-1069 B.C.E Third Intermediate Period: 1069-644 B.C.E.

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