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The Role of the Nile in Ancient Egyptian Civilization
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The Role of the Nile in Ancient Egyptian Civilization
When you think of ancient Egypt, images of pyramids, pharaohs, and hieroglyphics likely come to mind. But beneath all that splendor lies the true heart of Egyptian civilization: the Nile River. This mighty waterway, flowing over 6,600 kilometers through northeastern Africa, was far more than just a river—it was Egypt’s source of life, shaping its agriculture, trade networks, spiritual beliefs, and cultural identity for thousands of years.Let’s d…
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