A difficult question. Consider the astronomical circles at Naba Playa, in Nubia, which some believe reflect stellar alignments as far back as 16000 to 15000 years ago.
But others interpret the same evidence as less than 10 000 years ago.
Some of the Egyptian Pharaohs may have come from this region.
As to the WHY, there is safety in numbers and a communal aggregation has so many advantages that must be regarded as inevitable.
The sharing of tasks, which in turn leads to specialization of tasks.
The economies of scale didn't have to wait for Adam Smith to appear.
Given the origin of Homo not too far south, this area with its rivers and plains would be a natural settling place.
They had an organized society with class divisions (Unskilled workers, scribes, shopkeepers, artisans, herders, farmers, nobles, priests, and pharaohs.
Fertile river valley I think.
The Great Ancient Egypt's civilization ended after the conquest of Alexander the Great. The Egyptians were already on the decline as the priest class had become corrupt and the people began to turn on them.
Yes, the Egyptians deserve to be known as a great civilization. The were advanced and people have learned a lot from their civilization.
The pharaohs
Egypt was deffinitly a civilization
Egypt is in Africa and it is debated whether Egypt or the Greeks had indeed the greatest of the ancient civilizations.
ancient Egypt emerged as a civilization at about 3200 BC.
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Greek
The origin of Egypt civilization is at Babylon. The Egypt civilization grew around Babylon as is evident from the history.This ancient civilization is the epitome how the human race graduated to further level of advancement.
No. Ancient Greece is considered the birthplace of western civilization. Egypt was the very first western civilization, but Greece gets the title as the birthplace of western civilization. Also, Egypt is in the eastern hemisphere.
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It was in Egypt obviously, but only where the fertile crescent was in Egypt. Is that confusing?