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= = Reference Sources //In addition to using especifc books and websites. It is important to start a topic looking at some general sources such as;//

Encyclopedias Online : http://www.libraryspot.com/encyclopedias.htm

There is a number of encyclopedias you can use within this site. Just make sure that when researching you look into a few for different definitions. This site is easy to navigate and will be great help as you start your research.

AEL Dictionary of Ancient Egypt: http://www.aelives.com/dic-ae.htm

Most of the words defined will help you understand the topic. The list is not exhaustive, but a general list of most commonly used terms relevant to Egyptian civilisation.

World Book Online: http://www.worldbookonline.com/wb/Login?ed=wb

The World Book Online is of great help when you can not access the library. The only shortback is that you need to register as well as pay for the information.

The Nile River: http://www.mbarron.net/Nile/

The Nile River Webpage has detailed information regarding not only the geography of the area but also the impact of the society within the flow of the river. It has maps and fact files on the Nile River and the its flow depending on seasons. It will help students that may want to invest time in researching aspects of irrigation as well as activites that Ancient Egyptians were engaged in, such as fishing, farming and tourism.

//Use these sites when looking for a particular definition or word that you are not sure about. Make sure you know how to spell the word correctly.

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