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Essay-Chapter 3
Egypt’s history is rich, rich as the soil of the Nile River. As the day
awakens the sunrays shined upon the great pyramids yet the question
high aspirations and a people that thrived on life and the concept of
living forever. From the common peasant to the king whom they called
wont to live forever. Egyptians believe in life after death, the king
again with their god-king. In efforts to honor the pharos and the many
gods and goodies that Egypt praised, there where great monuments
and sculptures reared high in the sky as if they piercing the clouds.
divine gift.
Egypt is accounted for being the most advance cultivation during its
strength and culture of art, nothing was more reverenced than the Nile
River. The Nile River the worlds longest river serviced as the backbone
of Egypt the river effected Egyptians lifestyle, culture, art and it supply
of food. The Nile was not only a source of water to Egypt but also a
bridge between the lands and people afar off. Still to this day, the
glorious Nile River is a key support in the Egypt life and culture.
The wonders of Egypt are many but nothing is like the treasures of the
old kings. Pharos in hopes to live in their glory again after death, where
became the lost gifts to the eyes of the world after the War in the
from the treasures that followed the pharos even in their death. The
of Egypt and the Egyptian lifestyle, religion and culture. Egypt’s beauty
now is capture on display for the world to see all over the world in
Museums like The British Museum, the London Museum and The
are sure to continue to here the echoes of the people of Egypt, long far
from these days and thus to come.