They used anything that could hold water, however most of the water that they 'transported' was by the irrigation canals they created.
Yes. He developed hydraulic civilization maintains control over its population by means of controlling the supply of water. Most of the first civilizations in history such as ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, Sri Lanka, pre-Columbian Mexico and Peru are believed to been among the first hydraulic empires
Geography played a significant role in shaping the movement of people in ancient Egypt. The presence of the Nile River, which provided water, fertile soil, and transportation, allowed people to settle and thrive along its banks. The surrounding deserts served as natural barriers, protecting Egypt from invasions and creating a relatively isolated environment. Overall, the geography of ancient Egypt influenced the patterns of settlement, the development of trade routes, and the relative stability of the civilization.
The lotus flower, or the water lily is the national and sacred flower of Ancient Egypt :)
the mediteranean sea
Agrippa improved Rome's water supply. In 33 BC he built two new aqueducts.
the nile river was the most important for the people in ancient egypt.
Water supply for drinking bathing, and eventually trade routes.
Yes Children of ancient Egypt drank beer. People of all Age Drank Beer in Ancient Egypt because water was scarce and the water in the Nile river wasn't very clean.
It helped with water source and without water people, plants, and animals will die
When the Nile flooded in ancient Egypt, it provided their farmland with water and nutrients. The ancient Egyptians considered the annual flood to be a good thing because it supported life.
Most Egypt people live in the Nile Valley not the Deserts because there is more water supply and it isn't that hot in the Nile Valley as it is in the Deserts.
Because of the water source the people needed to survive.
From the river Nile
Yes. He developed hydraulic civilization maintains control over its population by means of controlling the supply of water. Most of the first civilizations in history such as ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, Sri Lanka, pre-Columbian Mexico and Peru are believed to been among the first hydraulic empires
no, Ancient Egypt was bigger and extended further south. Also not all the area that Egypt took up was inhabated, as most people could not live further then a mile away from the Nile river. It was the source of water and trade.
Yes, there were water parks EVERYWHERE
I think it was sobek