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Why is meroe important in ancient Egypt?
Because it was the CENTER of trading in Ancient Egypt times.
Why is Thebes important to Ancient Egypt?
Thebes was important to the Ancient Egyptians because it was the ancient capital of Egypt and was very close to the Nile River.
What is the most important drink in ancient Egypt?
beer
Did everyone tune into a mummy in ancient Egypt?
Nope only the rich and wealthy or people who were important to Egypt.
Which three natural features that served as boundaries in ancient Egypt was most important to Egypt?
nile river
What was the ancient Egyptian crook used to do?
In Ancient Egypt, the crook and flail were objects that were symbolic of the pharaoh. The crook symbolized kingship and the flail symbolized fertility of the land.
What is the god of ancient Egypt that represents a mummy in a crown holding a crook and flail?
Osiris. It's called mummiform.
Why were Egypt's nobles important?
Do you mean in ancient Egypt ?
Why is meroe important in ancient Egypt?
Because it was the CENTER of trading in Ancient Egypt times.
Why was Tutankhamun important in ancient Egypt?
He wasn't that important in ancient Egypt but he's important now because his tomb was found with all its 'stuff'
What is the name of a goddess of ancient Egypt?
Goddesses of ancient Egypt include Isis, Ma'at, and Seshat.
Why was thebes important to ancient Egypt?
Thebes held many of ancient egypt's tombs. It was also one of the few cities in Egypt that were in upper egypt
What bodies of water surronded ancient Egypt?
the nile river was the most important for the people in ancient egypt.
Why is Cleopatra important to ancient Egypt?
Because her dad was the king of Egypt
Who was more important in ancient Egypt?
lala
Why is Thebes important to Ancient Egypt?
Thebes was important to the Ancient Egyptians because it was the ancient capital of Egypt and was very close to the Nile River.
What did the crook and flail represent?
The crook represented pharaoh's role as a shepherd guiding and protecting the people of Egypt, while the flail symbolized his power to punish those who did not follow his orders. Together, these symbols reflected the pharaoh's responsibilities as both a caring leader and a powerful ruler in ancient Egypt.
