papyrus. Reeds were also woven together to make things like baskets and even boats. With so much of life depending on the river it's no wonder that the Ancient Egyptians gave The Nile its very own ...

And we use the River Nile to provide water for our crops. And you’re even using papyrus. Child: It’s paper actually. Ancient Egyptian: Well, whatever you call it, we invented it. We use it to ...

Papyrus was made from the pith of the papyrus plant, a long stemmed reed terminating in a large umbrella, which grew in abundance on the banks of the Nile River and in other Oriental countries.

A papyrus discovered in 2013 showed the location ... a stable branch of the Nile river stretched out towards the pyramids. This branch is now long gone. Pollen from drought-resistant plants ...

TUI River Cruises marked the launch of its first Nile river ship, the TUI Al Horeya, with a special blessing ceremony in ...