Ancient Egyptian culture

Ancient Egyptian culture thrived along the Nile River for over 3,000 years, valued for its advancements in writing, art, and architecture. They believed in an afterlife, leading to elaborate tombs and mummies. Their society was structured with a Pharaoh at the top, considered a divine ruler. They developed hieroglyphic writing to record history and religious beliefs. Art and symbolism emphasized order, balance, and spirituality, reflected in grand temples and statuary. Agriculture, especially grain farming, supported their economy, and they made significant advances in medicine, mathematics, and engineering. Their legacy endures through iconic monuments like pyramids and the Sphinx.