Select all the correct answers. we know that the nile river was extremely important to the ancient egyptian civilization. which two findings would best strengthen this claim? 1.older paintings showing use of the nile river for domestic needs 2. ancient maps showing various ports on the nile river 3.the depiction of the nile river as a goddess in older carvings 4.records of the nile river in the texts of other civilizations 5.the mention of the nile river in various religious rituals

The Nile River was extremely important to the ancient Egyptian civilization because: 1. Older paintings showing use of the Nile River for domestic needs, an old egyptian painting picturing the Nile was found in a Roman Villa indicating the Egyptian influence in the Roman society and just how important the Nile was, 5. The mention of the Nile River in various religious rituals, the Nile was considered to be a causeway from life to death and the afterlife.

The answer is 1. older paintings showing use of Nile River for domestic needs and 5. the mention of the Nile River in various religions rituals!

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