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because the Nile River is very close to the ships so the ships dont even have to roam around. Answer: the ship was very close so the Nile River doesnt have to go anywhere.

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The shipbuilders along the Nile developed vessels for their local waters, materials available and purposes, as shipbuilders everywhere have always done. The river's influence would have been the nature of the waterway, its currents, average depth and so on. Beyond that, ship design would have been a matter of how the builders envisaged it, and once they arrived at sufficiently successful local principles, kept to them for centuries.

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