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What were some disadvantages the Egyptians had to face living near the Nile?
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∙ 6y ago
Some of the dangers of living close to Nile river are snakes (deadly venomous Egyptian cobra and Black Mamba), crocodiles (well familiar Nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet which kills 200 persons on average every year), mosquitos (the most dangerous carrier of parasites causing malaria) and sandflies (the carrier of parasites causing Leishmaniasis disease that affects Liver and Spleen).
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What were some disadvantage the Egyptians had to living near the Nile?
they have to face there crops dieing
What health theats did ancient egyptians face?
The ancient Egyptians were fairly healthy considering the conditions they endured. Malaria was common, plus snake and croc bites. Also the dysentery and other diseases that the muck from the annual Nile flooding encouraged.
What problems did Egyptians face with the Nile river?
The Nile River floods annually, bringing fresh fertilizer to the crops. The floods can not be controlled and would occasionally destroy crops, drown homes, and or overflow the banks to heavily.
How did egyptians face life Why?
The same way other nations did so. With some resignation and hope.
Advantages and disadvantages of face to face communication?
Advantages of face to face communication is that you can look at a persons body language in order to tell how they are feeling. Disadvantages is that it can be awkward sometimes.
What did Egyptians wear to reflect the sun of their face?
mask type covers over their face
How did the ancient egyptians weight your heart?
they used your face
What did the egyptians believe about life after death and how did they prepae for it?
isiah face
How did the desert areas help the Egyptians?
It was an ancient barrior. :)-smiley face
Is there any disadvantages of using tomato to face?
nope
What are some disadvantages on power plants?
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Why was the Nile River worshiped as a god?
It depends upon the hymn; also it is important to keep in mind that the Nile was often a part of a title of many Egyptian gods and goddesses and there are often misunderstandings in translation which becomes miscommunication.
