Ancient Greek historian Herodotus once called Egypt "the gift of the Nile." That's because Egypt's considerable wealth, power, and influence in the ancient world sprang directly from the great river.

The Egyptians have had a very different relationship with the Nile. For thousands of years, they referred to its annual flooding as the "Gift of the Nile." Each summer, like clockwork, the river ...

In an amazing twist, an underwater archaeological mission near Aswan, Egypt, has dug up some long-lost treasures from the ...

Situated on the banks of the Nile River, Cairo thrives thanks to the nourishing waters of the Nile, a sentiment echoed by the historian Herodotus, who poetically referred to Egypt as the "fruit of ...

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