The early Egyptian people grew food by the Nile and lived mainly by hunting for meat, fishing, and gathering wild plants. ... The wealthier ones ate more meat and drank wine instead of beer. ... An example of likely treatment in those early times is the binding of a slice of raw meat over a stitched wound. ... Ancient Egyptians took the seasons to mean life was a cylindrical process, and that there was life after death What they believed happened next depended on where they lived. ... The script is made of about 750 signs, which include pictures of people, animals, plants, and objects. ...

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Other farms required extensive plowing just to dig up nutrients, but the land along the Nile only required ploughing to plant the crops. ... While planting the crops was easier than farming in most areas, the Nile did nothing to assist with harvesting. ... Due to the massive amount of grain, the harvesting was an event in which government was extremely involved, unlike the planting where there was no need for government interference. ... Despite the intricate process and helpful river, a decent amount of the crops were unfit to be eaten. ... Goats and pigs, but not cattle, were used for their ...

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So far this year has been a good, with a large harvest of plants used for food, clothing and medicine. ... Today went quicker than usual I guess its because we were repeating the same process for the harvesting. ... I got dressed and decided because there was a special day coming up soon I would make a spear; I grabbed a few little pieces of old meat. ...

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Due to the new unification of the River Valley inhabitants, great cities began to emerge, in which they could manufacture and process goods, which they could then trade/barter with the neighboring countries. ... The early Egyptian people grew food by the Nile and lived mainly by hunting, fishing, and gathering wild plants. ... Later on in time, the basic diet of the ordinary people was bread and beer, whereas the wealthy citizens ate more meat and drank wine instead of beer. ... The first ever mummification was in Egypt and the process was used for centuries to come by all Egyptian people...

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Our thought process is revitalized and rescued with new considerations of how most diseases were discovered during this ancient age, stemming from the vast storehouse offered by technology, working knowledge and new ethical codes in these contemporary investigations. ... Compounded with what can be found from papyri records, medical practices required digesting food which caused illness such as uncooked meat/seafood – it's easy to see how diet can be quit the corrosive factor. ...

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