Ancient Egyptian Military

Military plays a major role in developing an effective civilization with modular culture of people living in that particular civilization. Ancient Egyptian military includes certain base camps situated at the beds of river Nile. Also the proficiency of the military back up is such that the enemies are inhibited to attack the civilization with utmost certainty. Hence military gives the civilization the grounds to grow up as eminent pack of people living stupendously well. Military was protecting the civilization from the periodic attacks from the eastern part of the Egypt. The ancient Egyptian military includes variety of the weapons that are required to foresee the dangers associated with the foreign invasion.

Military back up is also needed during the time of the expansion of the civilization and dynasty over large area. The weapons include certain intricate and well-directed bows used to target the enemy from a longer distance. Spears are used to hit the enemy and tear the muscle off at a certain small distance. The blacksmith at Ancient Egyptian Civilization had lot of work to be done in short duration of time. The importance of the eminent black smith is always essential to obtain good quality weapons for the military.

The military bases are created all along the source of effective manpower and thereby rendering good supply of soldiers at the time of adversity and immediate cause. Forts constructed at various parts of the civilization play an exceedingly important role in the development of ancient Egyptian military. Also the military outgrowth saw the emergence of composite type bow used as prominent weapon to attack the enemies. It provides much larger range with good accuracy. But the only limiting factor that was prominent was the cost of production of the weapon. It is by far exceeding much more than the production cost of simple bow.


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