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The Hurghada Museum of Antiquities displays three rare artifacts that document the ancient Egyptians’ connection to the Nile: a wooden model of a boat used for travel, transporting goods, and fostering trade; a painted boat depicting fishermen and their nets; and a stone panel featuring fish, a crocodile, Nile plants, and a fishing boat. The artifacts highlight the river’s role in providing food and livelihoods and sustaining economic and social life. They also reveal its place in religious beliefs and funerary rituals: the Nile was associated with carrying the deceased from the eastern bank, linked with life, to the western bank, where tombs and mortuary temples stood—and with the idea of crossing over to the afterlife.
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