41. Egypt - Culture Smart! By Jailan Zayan - Trade Paperback - Random House Egypt Culture Smart! by Jailan Zayan, Category Travel - Middle East - Egypt, Format Trade Paperback , 168 pages, ISBN 9781857333428, On Sale January 2, 2007, Price $9.95 http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781857333428

42. Egypt: Culture - TripAdvisor Inside Egypt Culture Before you visit Egypt, visit TripAdvisor for the latest info and advice, written for travelers by travelers. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g294200-s202/Egypt:Culture.html

43. Egypt, Culture - AP Worldipedia Every aspect of the Egyptian civilization orbits around the Nile river. Their beliefs in gods and traditions, their language and writing system, and all the other cultural aspects http://www.historyhaven.com/wiki/index.php?title=Egypt,_Culture

44. UzA: Egypt Culture Days Continue Egypt culture days continue. UzA, 27 March 2010, 1011. The days of Egypt culture are being held in Uzbekistan. On 26 March, an exhibition “Uzbekistan and Egypt as seen by artists http://uza.uz/en/culture/1246/

45. Egypt Culture | IExplore Egypt is a conservative society and visitors should respect local customs and sensitivities. Homosexuality is solemnly frowned upon and homosexual acts are illegal. http://www.iexplore.com/world_travel/Egypt/Culture

46. Egypt Culture Photos Car With Donkey Egypt Culture Egypt Culture Egypt Culture Photos Egypt Culture Pictures HoboTraveler.com Travel Newsletter 183 http://www.hobotraveler.com/183_25_egyptculture.shtml

47. Egypt Culture Culture of Egypt is actually delightful and wonderful mixture of some traditions with socioeconomic structures that allows more as a gradient of the classes. http://www.ultraegypttours.com/Egypt-Culture.htm

Egypt Culture Culture of Egypt is actually delightful and wonderful mixture of some traditions with socioeconomic structures that allows more as a gradient of the classes. There is a considerable amount while majority of population now live in the larger cities, more in Alexandria and Cairo. In these cities there is domination of the most foreigners vision. Vitally they are important to the Egyptian culture, one should neglect the social strata's. Poor are doubtless there, recent fallahins come to city, at lower echelons. They are the evident as well as plentiful. Egyptian Villages Most of the villages in Egypt are inhabitant to live in the mud-brick homes. Wall of the houses with thickness is insulating against heat of afternoon. Roofs of these houses are flat, and exposed to northern breeze that serves like cool sleeping quarters and storage areas. Plaster of villagers in outer walls often trims them into the blue. Some villagers made pigeon coops to their homes, which is using by birds as food. Family Life People of Egypt dote to their children, as they grow up fast and take on the adult duties. Younger start by herbing goats and sheep, when boys reach at ten, they begin learning land farming and will eventually be there. Girls feed chickens, waster buffalo and milk goats, to make dung patties used for the fuel as well as fetch water.

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