The ancient Egyptians most often visited the countries along the Mediterranean Sea and the Upper Nile River to the south because they were immediately adjacent to Egypt and contained materials that the Egyptians desired. At various times in their history, the ancient Egyptians set up trade routes to Cyprus, Crete, Greece, Syro-Palestine, Punt, and Nubia. Egyptian records as early as the Predynastic Period list some items that were brought into Egypt, including leopard skins, giraffe tails, monkeys, cattle, ivory, ostrich feathers and eggs, and gold. Punt was a major source for incense, while Syro-Palestine provided cedar, oils and unguents, and horses.
Thr ancient Egyptians imported wine, copper from the Greek islands; wine, copper, wood, tin, slaves, horses from the eastern Mediterranean; salt, natron, cattle, dates from the desert oases; gold, copper, cattle, and slaves from Nubia.
Yes, they got silk from China. yes i think so
In Ancient Egypt it was very popular to sell wheat and barley and papyrus.
trade
There are many things that Egypt can trade. Egypt will trade the natural resources natural gas as well as oil for example.
Egypt traded with many neighboring country's such as Nubia.
they traded with upper Egypt or lower Egypt
ancient egypt
1789
trade
Some of that trade is by sea transport.
gold and jewlery
Yes, they got silk from China. yes i think so
In Ancient Egypt it was very popular to sell wheat and barley and papyrus.
yes.
trade
There are many things that Egypt can trade. Egypt will trade the natural resources natural gas as well as oil for example.
ancient Egypt's economy was based on agriculture and trading in surplus produce. Trade helped them expand there civilization.