Daily Life of Ancient Egypt Citizens. (A)THE DELTA North of Memphis, the Nile divided into channels, to form a delta. Much of this land was swampy,

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Daily Life of Ancient Egypt Citizens

(A)THE DELTA North of Memphis, the Nile divided into channels, to form a delta. Much of this land was swampy, but the rest was good for farming.Memphis (B) OASIS The Western Desert had a few places where enough water was available for crops to be grown. These were called oases. (C) THE EASTERN DESERT The Eastern Desert had no oases but it contained valuable minerals, including gold. (D) THE VALLEY The valley was only 19 km wide but over 5,960 km long. (E) CATARACTS Ships sailing south were stopped by cataracts (rapids).