In ancient Egypt, boats were typically rowed by sailors or oarsmen, often hired laborers or craftsmen skilled in navigation and rowing. These individuals could include both free men and enslaved people, depending on the context and the wealth of the boat owner. Oarsmen played a crucial role in transporting goods and people along the Nile River, which was vital for trade and communication in ancient Egyptian society.
they traveled by horse foot boats and carriages
By building boats to get across the Nile River, to other parts of Egypt.
Reed boats were important in Ancient Egypt becasue they were sea-worthy when made correctly and could ship goods upand down the nile. Reed and later wood boats made alexandria and other Eqyptian coastal citys major ports of trade.
the achievements were: the pyramids, boats, early geometry, and their hieroglyphics's.
Actually, Ancient Egypt had considerable contact with surrounding civilizations. They traded with the Mycenae, Greek, Hittite, Syrian, Babylonian, Sumerian, and Thor Heyerdahl discovered they took reed boats to the civilizations of India. He also showed they had the ability to visit The Americas in their reed boats.
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they traveled by horse foot boats and carriages
A large waterfall that pervents boats from passing
By building boats to get across the Nile River, to other parts of Egypt.
so when the kids are board they play with them.
A typical ancient boat in Egypt was propelled by wind.
Reed boats were important in Ancient Egypt becasue they were sea-worthy when made correctly and could ship goods upand down the nile. Reed and later wood boats made alexandria and other Eqyptian coastal citys major ports of trade.
sandals donkeys boats horses camals cars airplans
the achievements were: the pyramids, boats, early geometry, and their hieroglyphics's.
Craftsmen built things like boats and weapons and decorated things
¨Sandals: Walked on ¨Donkeys: Rode on ¨Boats: Rode on ¨Horses: Rode on
I know this, they communicated by using boats or scrolls or even messages, fro the ancient Egypt