Egypt

Anubis is the god ofembalming(mummification) and burial. Son of Seth (god of chaos) and Nephthys (goddess of protecting the dead). Anubis looked like a man with the head of a jackal. for more info and to see wear I learned this click this http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/gods/explore/main.html

the Egyptian money is called piasters or (PT)

Modern Egypt did not become a country through war, but more through a series of revolutions and coups. Ancient Egypt had a long period of dynastic stability followed by a long series of occupations (Persian, Greek, Roman, Arab, and Ottoman).

The Sinai peninsula is an area shaped like an inverted triangle in north-eastern Egypt. It is largely bounded by the Mediterranean Sea (to the North) the Suez Canal and the Gulf of Suez to the West, and the Gulf of Aquaba to the East.

one reason was the struggle between the priests and the pharaohs. Another was the pharaohs' attempt to keep neighboring countries under Egyptian control. Much energy and money was spent on war.

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A main difference between the middle and old kingdom is the fact that pyramids were no longer used as tombs. They were too easily robbed, and hence the Egyptians started to create rock-cut tombs.

Today Egyptian Arabic is the national language of Egypt, the dialect of Arabic they speak is a different dialect than other Arab's and is called masri.

Obviously in the past Egyptians spoke the ancient language of the Pharaohs as depicted in the hieroglyphics. The also spoke Greek after Alexander's time.

71.4% of Egypt can read and write

Egypt is in Africa.

Egypt is in Africa. Positioned far north of the continent

Yes Children of ancient Egypt drank beer. People of all Age Drank Beer in Ancient Egypt because water was scarce and the water in the Nile river wasn't very clean.

The Egyptians made special canals called irrigation canals. They were used to carry water from place to place.

The Nile River. Allowed for access to the sea and transportation of goods and people as well as water for cities and farming.

they used stick and twigs and for soup their hands

for trade reasons and that they were bigger than Nubia and wanted to gain power.

Egypt does have 2 companies that work on the historical landmarks there with the night time lighting displays and they are friends of ours. They construct sky lamps for aerial lighting displays. We know this as they bring our company there from time to time to add extra support with our high power sky laser shows for the pyramids. They do have a few markets they export but as of now the country is not doing business as usual !! We hope the country returns to normal business and stability with the current governmental issues that are taking place there. Hope the elections help improve to restore happiness with the people. Thanks for allowing us to answer your amazing question. Marcus Chapman CTO - Tribal Existance Productions Worldwide

Egypt has a population between 82-85 million people. This large population size would not be surprising in a European country as large as Egypt since European land is more fertile than most of Egypt. However, Egypt has a high population density, a high rate of population growth, and the largest amount of fertile land anywhere in the Middle East or North Africa.

I am not sure exactly when Egypt split into upper and lower, but I do know why it split. Egypt was turned into upper and lower because of the Nile river. The Nile river flowed upwards toward the Mediterranean sea so the beginning of the river is called lower Egypt, and the part near the the Nile delta is upper Egypt.

There were not definite boundaries, Upper and Lower Egypt were split by religion. Lower Egypt, in the top part of the country, worshipped Wadjet. Upper Egypt, the bottom part of the country, worshipped Nekhebet. It was these differences in worship which split the country. This is why the joint crown of Upper and Lower Egypt has a snake ,(symbolizes Wadjet), and a vulture ,(symbolizes Nekhebet).

The distance from Cairo to Manchester is 2333 miles (3755 km).

Arab Republic of Egypt - 387,048 square miles.

Very similar to conservative modern western womens' fashion, with the addition of hajib which is a Quranic dress code for women highlighting modesty. The clothes are form-fitting but not clinging. Included with this dress code, a scarf covers the hair and frame the lady's face, the center of her beauty.

There is hydroelectric power, water, and alluvial soil from the Nile River, all of which support agriculture. There is also a limited development of metal ores, oil, and natural gas.

Its largest manmade resource is the Suez Canal.

Egypt is famous for many reasons. For its amazing buildings (The Pyramids, The Sphinx), its history, culture, and The river Nile. But this all depends on what different people look for and consider intresting.