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The river Nile is the most important because the Egyptians could trade, they could irrigate and it's make fertile land so they could farm.
The hieroglyphs learn us that they could write and believed in gods and godnesses.
The pyramids because it was very hard to make it in that time and there are wonderful. The temples were a dwelling place for their gods and godnesses. There is a little triangle in gold at the top;it 's a way to go to the Fields of Iaru ( the heaven ) and the Egyptians created false corridors in the pyramids for the robbers that they could not steal grave goods.
The sphinx are big statues near the temples. It's the body of a cat and the head of the Pharaoh.They protect the temples.
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Why is it important to study ancient Egypt's language?
So we can lern it
Why was shaduf so important to ancient Egypt?
it was important to get the water to crops
Why is the yam important in Ancient Egypt?
Because it tastes so good
Why was Isis so important in ancient Egypt?
She was the first to have an immaculate conception.
What is a Noble Ancient Egypt?
they were so important because they acted like a slave!
Why were dates so important in ancient Egypt?
because they ate it with every meal.
Why were Egypt's nobles important?
Do you mean in ancient Egypt ?
Why is meroe important in ancient Egypt?
Because it was the CENTER of trading in Ancient Egypt times.
Why was Tutankhamun important in ancient Egypt?
He wasn't that important in ancient Egypt but he's important now because his tomb was found with all its 'stuff'
What is the name of a goddess of ancient Egypt?
Goddesses of ancient Egypt include Isis, Ma'at, and Seshat.
What was so important about scribes in ancient Egypt?
They had to piant pictures on the walls of tombs for the deseased.
Why is the Nile delta so important to the ancient Egyptian?
Because it was [and is] the most fertile part of Egypt.
