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The ancient Egyptians used timber primarily for construction, including building boats, furniture, and tombs. It was also essential for creating tools and implements, as well as in the construction of roofs and doors. Due to the scarcity of natural forests in Egypt, they often imported timber from neighboring regions, such as Lebanon. Additionally, timber played a role in religious and ceremonial contexts, such as in the creation of sacred objects and altars.

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