If there were agricultural surpluses in Ancient Egypt, where were they stored? What were they used for and by whom?
If there were agricultural surpluses in Ancient Egypt, where were they stored? What were they used for and by whom?
Answer:When the people of Egypt produced an agricultural surplus, it was collected as tax and stored in huge government storehouses or vaults. They were mainly used to fund and feed the lives of the wealthy ruling class, especially the pharaoh and his family. They were also somewhat used for trading with other cultures such as the Nubians, Semites, and the Greeks.
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