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Daily Life of Ancient Egyptian Farmers
 

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daily life of ancient egyptian farmers

by elizabeth
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instead of money, farmers paid part of their harvest as taxes to temples or the state.

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Majority of farming was done by enslaved people exclusively.

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Farmers mostly relied solely on rainfall for irrigation.

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The annual river Nile floods provided irrigation for fields.

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They never brewed beer and never drank alcohol.

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Iron plows pulled by horses was a common technique used in fields back then

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Grain was often ground into flour in wind-powered mills in the fields.

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The shaduf was a popular tool, usually for lifting water.

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Farmers often grew crops like wheat and barley along the Nile.

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Harvest and planting followed the seasons Akhet, Peret, and Shemu.

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