Kingdom of Kush

There were quite a few effects the Egyptians had on Nubian culture. One of the major effects Egyptian culture had on the ancient Nubians was religion. The Nubian's mummified their dead, and worshiped the same gods as the Egyptians. The Egyptian and Nubian religions were extremely similar. The ancient Egyptians also influenced the popular style of clothing in Kush. If you read the site, it says that they dressed like Egyptians. It wasn't until the civilization moved farther south and away from Egypt that their clothing style started to take on different characteristics.

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The relationship between Egypt and Nubia changed over time because Egyptians had a good peaceful relationship until they decided to expand there borders into Nubia/Kush and then the Hyksos took over and Egypt became so Kush became independent but then Egypt took over again but they were still weak so Kush was still free but Egypt regained power and took over Kush again forcing Kuh to find a new capital of Menoe.

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I think it might have been the Hyksos but I'm not 100% sure so you might need to look it up some other website or ask someone. Idk.

A Nubian princess is defined as a dark skinned African women who is beautiful. Some famous African women who could be considered Nubian princesses would be Queen Amenirdis I, Queen Amanishaketo and Ahmose-Nefertari.

In upper Egypt but remember upper Egypt is located south because of the flow of the Nile river.

The place still exists without the name. Nubia is located in today's southern Egypt and northern Sudan. The modern inhabitants of southern Egypt and Sudan still refer to themselves as Nubians. In a race against the rising Nile waters impounded by the Aswan Dam, the world's archeologists joined forces 30 years ago to salvage the monuments, tombs and other remnants of ancient Nubia, a black African culture long overshadowed in history by Egypt but brilliant and innovative in its own right.

Newer research on cultural linkages between Nubia the Sudan and Egypt Edit and social complexity which is thought to be reflective of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Other scholars (Wilkinson 1999) present similar material and cultural evidence- including similarities between predynastic Egypt and traditional African cattle-culture, typical of Southern Sudanese and East African pastoralists of today, and various cultural and artistic data such as iconography on rock art found in both Egypt and in the Sudan.

Study Island question.... The answer is the Nile River.

Nubia fell by the same problems of Egypt, their Nile had dried and they started dying

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South of Egypt

It would take much more strength than one person to push a millstone. Using a beast of burden was less expensive than several slaves and the beast could be more effectively controlled.

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Near the Nile River.

Nubia was heavily influenced by Egypt. This influence is particularly apparent in Nubian religious practices and burial traditions. But even though the Nubians adopted Egyptian ways, they didn't abandon their cultural identity. In many of these religious and funeral practices, the Nubians blended Egyptian customs with their own traditions but of course the nile continued to be a mayor transportation fact between them.

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Yes.

The Nile River was central to Kush and their civilization both in location and in importance.

Gold is a big one, the Egyptian word for gold is 'nub' which is though to be were the name of the region originated from.

Another would be iron, specifically in meroe though, iron drove that areas economy.

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they had a variety of physical features or phenotypes some were jet black or dark bronw to light or evn reddish brown. some had curly wavy hair or braided hair. the way the ancient egyptian portrayed them is full of biased since they wre enemies . people need to start looking at the nubians from they own perpective instead of an enemy's perspective. how they portrayed themselves should be the priority.

egyptians control nubia did not last long.