Egyptian Trade and Economy

Understand that ancient Egypt had a thriving economy based on farming surplus, trade, and specialised labour: the Nile's fertile soil produced enough food to support craftworkers, priests, and officials, and Egypt traded along the Nile and across the Mediterranean — exchanging gold, papyrus, and grain for cedarwood from Lebanon, lapis lazuli from Afghanistan, and incense from Punt

Usually learned at ages 9–11

Builds on: Egyptian Social Hierarchy, Upper and Lower Egypt, Scribes and the Rosetta Stone (helps)

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