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==Civilization on the river Nile== | |||
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Ancient Egyptian civilization, which is famous for its colossal ''pyramides'' began over five ''thousand'' years ago. It was centered around the ''river'' Nile and surrounded by the inhospitable Sahara ''desert''. The ancient Egyptians depended on the Nile for everything from ''water'' to transportation. | |||
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'''Floods and Irrigation''' | |||
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Though it almost never rains in the Nile River Valley, rains in the far away Ethiopian Highlands cause the Nile River to ''flood'' every year. Ancient Egyptians believed that these yearly floods were caused by the ''tears'' of the goddess Isis. The floods carried rich soil with them, covering the Nile Delta with ''fertile'' soil for growing crops like ''corn'' or ''vegetables''. Ancient Egyptians created an elaborate system of ditches and canals to ''irrigate'' their crops with the flood waters. | |||
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'''Pharaohs''' | |||
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The ancient Egyptians were ruled by the ''Pharaohs'', a title that means ''Great House''. The pharaohs wore a double ''crown'', which represented their rule over Upper and Lower Egypt. When the pharaohs died they were buried in elaborate ''tombs''. | |||
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== Weblinks == | ==Tutankhamun== | ||
* [[Altes Ägypten|Lernpfad Altes Ägypten]] {{Lernpfad-Symbol}} | {{#ev:youtube|dmkDPaHSBzg}} | ||
==Virtual Museum Trips== | |||
virtuelle Touren durch antike Stätten: | |||
*[https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=d42fuVA21To Grabmal der Königin Meresankh III,] | |||
*[https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=NeiMEZa9d93&mls=1 Grab von Pharao Ramses VI] | |||
*[https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=vLYoS66CWpk&fbclid=IwAR0AvW2Jo55TsJSjxLc4YUVq9pRZCBqkg7jEDkf2YjL0XhrzhwJz4rPbvuE Grab von Menna in Nekropolis Theben] | |||
==Weblinks== | |||
*[[Altes Ägypten|Lernpfad Altes Ägypten]] {{Lernpfad-Symbol}} | |||
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Ancient Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations. Their pyramides are the only one of the 7 world wonders left. Tombs full of gold and mummies are even today fascinating!
This is a Bilingual History lesson for 2nd year learners (Klasse 6).
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Civilization on the river Nile
Ancient Egyptian civilization, which is famous for its colossal pyramides began over five thousand years ago. It was centered around the river Nile and surrounded by the inhospitable Sahara desert. The ancient Egyptians depended on the Nile for everything from water to transportation.
Floods and Irrigation
Though it almost never rains in the Nile River Valley, rains in the far away Ethiopian Highlands cause the Nile River to flood every year. Ancient Egyptians believed that these yearly floods were caused by the tears of the goddess Isis. The floods carried rich soil with them, covering the Nile Delta with fertile soil for growing crops like corn or vegetables. Ancient Egyptians created an elaborate system of ditches and canals to irrigate their crops with the flood waters.
Pharaohs
The ancient Egyptians were ruled by the Pharaohs, a title that means Great House. The pharaohs wore a double crown, which represented their rule over Upper and Lower Egypt. When the pharaohs died they were buried in elaborate tombs.
Tutankhamun
Virtual Museum Trips
virtuelle Touren durch antike Stätten:
