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Why was the valley of the kings built so far away from the Nile?
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How far away can you see the Great Pyramid?
nile river
Why did the egyptians build grea pyramids for their kings?
They were built to be used to house burial chambers. These chambers were linked by ascending and descending passages. The 3 great pyramids at Giza were for Kings, the smaller ones were for other less important mebers of the Royal Family later, however, they realized that people (called grave robbers) were stealing the valuable things the great kings were buried with. The Egyptians believed that the deceased would need all of their riches and food and everything else in the happy, care free afterlife they believed in. If the stuff was taken away, they would not enjoy the afterlife so much. they started hiding the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. this did not stop the grave robbers though, but the graves were harder to spot than a huge pyramid in the middle of no where :P
What type of government did the Romans create after they defeated the Etruscan?
The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.The form of government established by the Romans after the kings was the republic.
When was the aqueduct invented?
they were built in the last century and they were used to filter water for romeThe Roman aqueducts were water conduits which took water form the mountains to the cities. Most of them were underground pipes. Some of them were on top of bridgework. This was done when there was a need to cross a valley or it was needed to keep the conduit at a gradient, as the Romans relied on gravity to make the water move.Roman aqueducts were built whenever they were needed. The first aqueduct was built in 312 BC and it was called the Aqua Appia. Others followed whenever and wherever they were needed.The Roman aqueducts were built over a period of 500 years, with the first being built in 321 BCE. This was the Aqua Appia, which carried water to the City of Rome from a source about 16.4 km away.
Why did the Egyptians measure land?
the ancient Egyptians developed advanced surveying systems because every year their boundary stones were washed away by the flooding of the Nile. the boundaries had to be marked out quickly and efficiently to avoid land disputes
For whom was the Valley of the Kings built?
The Valley of the Kings was the burial site used by Egyptian rulers between about 1550 and 1070 BC. King Amenhotep I, who reigned from 1525 to 1504 BC, is thought to be the first occupant. The last tomb discovered was that of Tutankhamun. Royal wives were buried several kilometers away in the Valley of the Queens, except for the wife of Thutmose II.
What Pharaohs were buried in the valley of kings?
There were 25 pharaohs that passed away in the Valley of the Kings. But some of the pharaohs who have died are King Tut, King Menes, King Khufu, etc...
Most of the Egyptian population is clustered in the Nile River Valley mainly because?
The water source etc and because further away from the Nile is just desert.
Who were the pyramid's built for?
They were built for Pharaohs in ancient Egypt. In away, they were like big coffins to remember the great kings. Mole x
How did Egyptians protect their villages when the Nile flooded?
They moved away and moved back when the flood was gone. Any places eg.temples, which were meant to stand the test of time and floods, were built far from the Nile.
What does the river that moses floated away on mean?
The Nile, the rive in which moses was placed in a basket made from bulrushes gets its name from the Greek word "Nelios" meaning River Valley.
Why was farming easier in the Nile River Valley than the others?
Because, first of all, the land near it was moist and very fertile, secondly, the Nile had an annual flood that brought new soil and more water . . . So the land near the Nile got moister and land farther away got moist and fertile for a while.
How far away are the pyramids from the Nile?
About a quarter of a mile.
How far away can you see the Great Pyramid?
nile river
How many miles away is the Nile river from the pyramids of Giza?
about 100km away
Where is the Nile delta not salty?
The further away from the sea the less saline it is.
How did Atlanta become a city?
Decatur, Georgia, would not allow the railroad coming through the natural valley from Charlotte, North Carolina in the east to stop there so they built a station a few miles away and called it Lucyville. They changed the name to Atlanta. Another railroad was built west just south of the Alabama mountains that came to Atlanta. Another railroad was built through the natural valley from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and came to Atlanta. Another railroad was built through a natural valley that comes there through the Chattahoochee, River, from Columbus, Georgia. Another railroad was built through another valley that went to Macon. Another railroad was built from Augusta. Atlanta started as a railroad hub. Later since it had railroad transportation to almost anywhere in the South, it added factories and distribution centers. It had location, location, and location.
