Approximately, there are 69.5 million people in Egypt and there is zero to five people per square mile in the desert areas. But there are over two-hundred fifty people per square mile around the populated areas. ...

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How is it possible that ancient Egyptians moved massive stones from quarries, both nearby and as far as 500 miles (History of Giza)? ... The base of the pyramid measures 13 square acres, 568,500 square feet, or seven city blocks. ...

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Ancient Egypt was a very prosperous part of the world in its time. It strived to be only the best and it was. Though at one point in time there were two separate kingdoms, they were still very powerful; eventually they did come together, becoming a unified whole. A part of these powerful kingdoms in...

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The casing stones, 144,000 in all, were so brilliant that they could literally be seen from the mountains of Israel hundreds of miles away. ... So the Pyramid is a square circle, and thus pi was designed into it 4,600 years ago. ...

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Egypt People Egypt's population was estimated in July 2002 at 70,818,000. The statistics of urban verses rural is 44% urban and 56% rural. 90% of Egypt's population is concentrated in the Nile Delta. There were many different races of people who conquered Egypt. Those people mixed with the E...

• Word Count: 1831
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• Grade Level: High School