Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 June 2019
The Nile story ends for now in modern times, with the continued adaption of modern Egyptians to their ever-changing landscape. To an extent, the Aswan High Dam has controlled the Nile, breaking the flood cycle and bringing stability to most Egyptians, enabling the city to expand and sprawl out across the Nile Valley without fear of deluge or lack of water for crops. However, in doing so, the fertile sediments and nutrient-rich silts that followed the retreat of the floods are no more. One thing is for sure, the resourceful Egyptians will always adapt to these challenges and innovate, in the same way that their forebears did.
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