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Egypt has one of the longest histories of any nation in the world. The ancient Greek

historian Herodotus called Egypt “the Gift of the Nile.” The valley of the Nile River was one of

the birthplaces of civilization, and for more than 2000 years Egypt was one of the richest and

most civilized lands in the ancient world. Much of what we know about this great civilization has

been learned from its art and architecture. In particular, the ruins of tombs and temples have

provided a valuable record of Egyptian life.

The Egyptians were extremely religious, and their belief in life after death was an

important part of their culture. They believed that, for the spirit to live on, the dead person’s

body had to be preserved, or mummified and buried, along with supplies of food and drink, tools

and utensils, valued possessions – all the things the person had needed or enjoyed on earth.

Kings and other wealthy persons had elaborate tombs built. Sculptures and wall paintings in the

tombs were also created for use in the next life.

The Step Pyramid was the first stone building in history and the first of the many

pyramids to appear in the next 1000 years. The Step Pyramid was designed as a tomb for King

Zoser and members of his family. It was an unusual pyramid because of its broad terraces or

steps. The form of the pyramid that we are familiar with developed soon thereafter. The most

important and famous pyramids are the three Great Pyramids at Giza, on the west bank of the

Nile River. These pyramids were meant to house the Pharaohs’ bodies and serve as reminders of

their almighty power. The giant statue known as the Sphinx – part human and part beast – has

mystified and fascinated travellers for centuries.

Cairo, the capital of Egypt is the largest city in Africa. Situated on both banks of the Nile,

it is Egypt’s commercial and cultural centre as well as the seat of government. Egypt’s second

largest city Alexandria, is a busy port on the Mediterranean Sea. Port Said situated at the

northern end of the Suez Canal, is one of Egypt’s principal ports. The ancient city of Luxor is

one of the country’s major tourist attractions. Its historical sites include the Temple of Luxor, the

temple of Karnak and the Valley of the King make a sumarry on the above passage​

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