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What river flooded the fields in Egypt?
The Nile river flooded the fields in Egypt.
Did field work?
Work in the fields of Ancient Egypt was mainly done by the peasant farmers. On the estates of the nobles and the temple the work was often done by slaves.
What animals were found in Egypt?
the animals that were found in egypt were cats
What role did the Nile play in supplying the Egypt with the foods they ate?
The Nile supplied water for crops and animals. Its yearly floods brought silt on to the fields which improved their fertility.
What are some animals of Egypt?
There are many different animals that live in Egypt today:CrocodileIbisesHeronsCranesFrogsLizardsFishCamelsGazellesDonkeyCattleSheepGoatEgyptian mongooseScarab beetleJackalCatScorpionFor a great list of animals in Egypt, see the related link below.
Why did they mummfiy animals in Ancient Egypt?
they mummified animals in Ancient Egypt to give them as offerings to the gods.
How were animals in Egypt born?
Because animals where born in England first and then got transportted to Egypt
What poisonous animals are in Egypt?
There are plenty of poisonous animals in Egypt like certain species of scorpions and spiders. Rattle snakes are also poisonous animals in Egypt.
Where do people work in Egypt?
Egyptians work in villages, cities and even in the desert. They work in factories, hospitals, schools, fields, mines, laboratories, companies, stores, universities, workshops and in many other workplaces. Many Egyptians work abroad as well.
How did they bring river water to the fields in Egypt?
they didn't 'bring' river water to the fields it flooded each year
What is the population of animals in Egypt?
Egypt is home to 100 mammal species, however there is no known exact number of animals in the entire country. Egypt has an estimated human population of 86,502,500.
For what country has the nile river been foundation of life for thousands of years?
The Nile river has been the foundation of life for thousands of years in Egypt. It is used to irrigate fields and provide water to grazing animals.
