Ancient Egyptians used the papyrus reed to make boats. Bundles of papyrus were tied together to form a kind of canoe like raft. Other uses of papyrus were for parchment, basket weaving and cloth making. Papyrus grows commonly along the banks of the Nile River, and is considered a 'Gift of the Nile'.
Papyrus, a waters edge plant, its where the name paper comes from.
Papyrus is important because it was an early form of paper. It allowed inventors to create better quality things. Papyrus was used for recording things. It was used by the Ancient Egyptians around 3500 BC.
No. They used it to make paper for scrolls. They also used it to make boats, mats, bedding, sandals and rope.
They made boats with reeds
woven reeds
The Incas were in the Americas, not in ancient Egypt. So no, the Incas never made mummies in ancient Egypt. The Egyptians did.
bark or bambo
Ancient times
they didn't?!
papyrus ----------- You could not actually make paper from the papyrus plant. What you made was also called papyrus and was essentially a thin flexible form of plywood.
Papyrus was used to make paper in ancient Egypt. The papyrus was very valuable because it allowed the people of Egypt to keep records and write down histories.
Ancient Egypt traded for bronze (with Nubia); it did not mine it.