By: Esteban, Luis, Manny Per: 3 Mrs. Reynolds

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By: Esteban, Luis, Manny Per: 3 Mrs. Reynolds Ancient Egypt By: Esteban, Luis, Manny Per: 3 Mrs. Reynolds

Animals Hunted Hunted Wild life Elephants, wild boars, giraffes, lions Mostly near the Nile.

Hunting tools bow and arrows, knifes, spears hunted mostly near the Nile

Fishing The Nile Tilapia  The Nile Perch  The most wanted

Fishing tools and equipment fishing in papyrus boat  and papyrus nets

Herding herded cattle got milk and left over for fertilizer

Herding tools cook, shepherd's guiding stick  herded cattle with

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