When the flooding waters of the Nile receded, what did they leave behind?

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mrstee · Answer

the answer would be rich black soil

mrstee · Answer

The receding floodwaters of the Nile left behind nutrient-rich black soil known as silt, which was essential for agriculture in ancient Egypt. This annual flooding replenished the land, making it fertile for crop growth. The ancient Egyptians depended on this process for their agriculture and overall survival. 
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When the flooding waters of the Nile receded, what did they leave behind?

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