Interest Facts About Ancient Egypt

• Egypt is located North Eastern side or Africa.
• Most of the Old Testament takes place in or around Egypt. It plays a significant role in the life and story of Joseph, Jesus and Moses.
• A person living in Egypt is referred to as an Egyptian.
• Many Egyptians originally located their villages next to the river Nile because it is so hot in Egypt.
• 95% of Egypt’s population is next to the river (Nile Valley).
• The Nile provides famers with fertile land which they can grow crops in.
• “Red Land” – describes the deserts on two sides of Egypt protecting it from neighbouring countries and possible invading armies.
• “Black Land” – describes the healthy and fertile land near the River Nile which ancient Egyptians grew their crops.

Where To See Ancient Egyptian Artefacts
The British Museum contains decorated architecture from throughout the pharaonic period. Also on show are coffins, mummies, furniture and fine jewellery.

Museum Owners – How To Promote A Historical Event
There are many methods to promote a historical event at a theatre or museum. Many museum owners launch local press and radio marketing campaigns, however these can be expensive. Clever signage such as museum roll up banners can be used to promote a hall and give directions to it. Many museums are very large and visitors have to navigate through windy corridors. Simple, effective, low cost and lightweight signage is often used to direct visitors towards special museum exhibits.