How did technology aid Egypt's food production?

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Gibbs · Answer

There is evidence of early advanced systems of irrigation in Egyptian society. Advanced irrigation and the fertile lands around it in the times of Ancient Egypt allowed for Egypts agriculture to develop rapidly leading to the immense power and development of Ancient Egyptian society. Also the river served as an easy method of transportation of goods and food which further led to their development.

Answered by Gibbs | 2024-06-10

icedraptor88 · Answer

A combination of utilizing the river for transport and fertile soil, as well as consistent irrigation of the land meant that food grew more easily and more often

Gibbs · Answer

Technology significantly enhanced Egypt's food production through advanced irrigation systems and improved farming techniques that utilized the Nile River's floods. This led to a surplus of crops, fostering population growth and economic diversification. Ultimately, these advancements were crucial to the stability and development of ancient Egyptian society. 
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How did technology aid Egypt's food production?

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