In addition, natural barriers provided good protection from other peoples. The desert to the west, the seas to the north and east, and the Nile's rapids, or cataracts, to the south prevented frequent hostile attacks. In this setting a sophisticated and creative society came into being. That society was the only one in the area to endure for thousands of years...
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That society was the only one in the area to endure for thousands of years. Each of its rivals rose to power but ultimately faded from importance. It was in this land that two of the Seven Wonders of the World were found: the pyramids at Giza and the lighthouse at Alexandria. The ancient Egyptians produced a vast body of written records, including ethical and moralistic treatises, instructional texts, religious and magical scrolls, evocative love poetry, epic stories, and ribald tales...
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ANCIENT EGYPT The Egyptians believed that gods and goddesses took part in every human activity from birth to death. For the Egyptian, the good life depended on obeying the commands of the gods...	2 / 491
Ancient Egypt Once a Pharaoh died, he was embalmed and placed in a specially built tomb called a pyramid. His personal things were also placed inside with the body. Egyptians believed that the Pharaoh would be happy in the afterlife if he had familiar things with him...	2 / 526
Egypt 37-41 Encyclopedia: Field Enterprises Educational Corporation, 1960 The World Book, pgs. 82-100	1 / 247
People of Ancient Egypt In addition, natural barriers provided good protection from other peoples. The desert to the west, the seas to the north and east, and the Nile's rapids, or cataracts, to the south prevented frequent hostile attacks...	3 / 714