Ancient Nubia was located in what is now modern-day Sudan. It was a powerful civilization that thrived from around 2000 BCE to 350 CE. Nubia had its own distinct culture and traded extensively with ancient Egypt. The Nubians were known for their advanced architecture, ironworking skills, and unique system of government.

The early Nubian civilization was based on agriculture, particularly along the banks of the Nile River. They cultivated crops such as wheat, barley, and legumes, and also engaged in herding and fishing. Trade was another important aspect of their economy, as Nubia was strategically located along trade routes that connected Egypt with Central Africa.

Meroe was famous for being the capital city of the Kingdom of Kush, an ancient African civilization that thrived from 800 BC to 350 AD. It was known for its iron production, trade, and its role as a center of power and culture in the region. Meroe also had a distinctive Nubian architectural style, notably seen in its pyramids and royal tombs.

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No Nubians did not use marble but they did use iron gold and ebony

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The ancient Nubians lived in Egypt. They lived along the Nile river near the Red sea in upper Egypt. right by st.louis Missouri!! y would answer .com let u change it?? Adnan malkoc was here!!

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Egypt took over Nubia because they were really greedy and wanted more... when they found out that Nubia had a lot of land they wanted it... so the Nubians kept moving to small places. But pretty soon the Egyptiians could not take care of all of the land so they died out. They moved back where they origanally united.

they traded goods like gold, silver, copper, and fine pottery traveled the over land trade routes.

It is located in the Eastern Region of the Sahara Desert, Egypt.

Kush was not always a satellite of Egypt, but there were periods when Kushitic culture was strongly bent towards Egypt and when the kingdom paid regular tribute to the Egyptians. At those times in history, it would be proper to call Kush a satellite of Egypt. However, Kush eventually rose up and conquered Egypt, so the relationship ebbed and flowed.

There were quite a few effects the Egyptians had on Nubian culture. One of the major effects Egyptian culture had on the ancient Nubians was religion. The Nubian's mummified their dead, and worshiped the same gods as the Egyptians. The Egyptian and Nubian religions were extremely similar. The ancient Egyptians also influenced the popular style of clothing in Kush. If you read the site, it says that they dressed like Egyptians. It wasn't until the civilization moved farther south and away from Egypt that their clothing style started to take on different characteristics.

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The relationship between Egypt and Nubia changed over time because Egyptians had a good peaceful relationship until they decided to expand there borders into Nubia/Kush and then the Hyksos took over and Egypt became so Kush became independent but then Egypt took over again but they were still weak so Kush was still free but Egypt regained power and took over Kush again forcing Kuh to find a new capital of Menoe.

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I think it might have been the Hyksos but I'm not 100% sure so you might need to look it up some other website or ask someone. Idk.

A Nubian princess is defined as a dark skinned African women who is beautiful. Some famous African women who could be considered Nubian princesses would be Queen Amenirdis I, Queen Amanishaketo and Ahmose-Nefertari.

In upper Egypt but remember upper Egypt is located south because of the flow of the Nile river.

The place still exists without the name. Nubia is located in today's southern Egypt and northern Sudan. The modern inhabitants of southern Egypt and Sudan still refer to themselves as Nubians. In a race against the rising Nile waters impounded by the Aswan Dam, the world's archeologists joined forces 30 years ago to salvage the monuments, tombs and other remnants of ancient Nubia, a black African culture long overshadowed in history by Egypt but brilliant and innovative in its own right.

Newer research on cultural linkages between Nubia the Sudan and Egypt Edit and social complexity which is thought to be reflective of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Other scholars (Wilkinson 1999) present similar material and cultural evidence- including similarities between predynastic Egypt and traditional African cattle-culture, typical of Southern Sudanese and East African pastoralists of today, and various cultural and artistic data such as iconography on rock art found in both Egypt and in the Sudan.

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Nubia fell by the same problems of Egypt, their Nile had dried and they started dying

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