#nile-river

#nile-river

Ancient Egyptian pyramids were likely built near an extinct branch of the Nile, which served as a river transport superhighway. [ more ]

Discovery of long-buried Nile River branch near pyramids in Egypt may explain how ancient Egyptians transported stone blocks for construction. [ more ]

The Nile river once had a tributary, the Ahramat Branch, near the pyramid complex, aiding in transporting materials for construction. [ more ]

The pyramids could have been built along a long-lost branch of the river Nile, explaining their location in the desert. [ more ]

The Great Pyramid of Giza was much closer to water during its construction, with a long-lost ancient branch of the Nile nearby, aiding in the transportation of construction materials. [ more ]

Ancient Egyptian mummies reveal prevalence of parasitic worms, head lice, malaria, and leishmaniasis.

Nile River played a unique role in spreading vector-borne diseases in ancient Egypt due to its significance as a lifeblood. [ more ]