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more than that. They were a culture that relied heavily on many new forms of survival such as irrigation and the raising of livestock. They were a culture that were
known for their written language as well as their art. The following paper examines various aspects of ancient Egyptian culture Ancient Egypt It
seems that in understanding ancient Egypt it is also important to study and understand the Gerzean culture, which is essentially the beginning of the Egyptian culture. One author notes, "Cultural
development in predynastic Egypt is divided between the regions of Upper and Lower Egypt because the cultures there developed at different rates" and most evidence of the Gerzean culture comes
from Upper Egypt (Gerzean Culture). In Egyptian culture it was Upper Egypt that ultimately overtook and controlled all of Egypt (Kingdoms of Ancient Egypt). In light of this information it
seems that one could easily see the Gerzean culture as the ancient Egyptian culture. It should also be understood that a major reason for the development of all cultures
in the area, both upper and lower, were reliant on the existence and the power of the Nile River. It was because of the Nile that people could settle down.
It possessed, and still does possess, the natural condition of flooding and then leaving very fertile land behind. It was a perfect location to begin agriculture and the settlement of
humanity. The connection between the Gerzean culture and the more commonly studied Egyptian culture is further evident due to the fact that
it was this culture that ultimately led the people to reside in one place, to become an agricultural people. It was, in this respect, likely not the ancient Egyptians who
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