2 years ago

Which area was probably the largest source of gold for the Egyptians

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The Nile River carries gold all throughout. Much of Ancient Egypt's gold was sourced from this massive river. The two significant sources of Egyptian gold was found in a place called Nubia toward the South and in the Eastern deserts. Much of this is now part of present-day Sudan.

nlexa [21]2 years ago

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Nubia near south and eastern deserts

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