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Egypt: Gift of the Nile

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History

 

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Don H

 

Date added:

August 2, 2012

 

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University

 

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B

 

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The Egyptians had used three main types of boats to travel on the river, each with there own purpose. The first and simplest type was a papyrus raft/boat. The rafts were made from the native Cyprus Papyrus plant, the same plant the Egyptians used for paper. The plant was bounded together and was sturdy enough for a good amount of short distance trips...
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The plant was bounded together and was sturdy enough for a good amount of short distance trips. The papyrus boats were used for hunting and travel from one side of the river to the other. These lightweight boats were versatile and easy to make which made them a great help in Egypt's communication. Another boat was the large cedar constructed boat which was very sturdy and lasted many years...
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