Erma it has a bit of industry of pyramids you no the things that have rotting bodies in them .
fishing
tourism, iron, or cotton
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Babylon, Egypt, and Greece,
The question doesn't make sense. Industry requires repetitive manufacture techniques. Such techniques require factories or continuously-running smitheries. Such things did not exist until the 1000s. Therefore Ancient Egypt had no industry. Egypt did produce and incredible variety of items, but the most prolific were mud-bricks.
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The cattle industry originated in Ancient Egypt over 5000 years ago. Same with the cattle drives.
Egypt has massive overpopulation, high levels of corruption (preventing people from starting businesses), massive decreases in tourism (which was a primary industry in the country), and a government both financially and mentally incompetent at building domestic industry.
Egypt as a nation is quite wealthy, although many citizens live at or near poverty. With the medium sized tourism industry Egypt has been developing, many have begun traveling to Egypt to explore its famed historical sites.
The chief industry of Ancient Egypt was agriculture. In all but the worst years Egypt produced more grain than it needed which was then exported all over the ancient world. They also produced linen, cloth woven from flax and paper from papyrus a reed that grew profusely along the banks of the Nile.
fishing industries are low but kinda good theres alot fish