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The name Egypt suggests pyramids, temples, and tombs. A closer look at these edifices reveals the importance of the natural world to the ancient Egyptians. From Anubis to papyrus, animals and plants were considered deities or symbols of fertility, protection, luck, and more. The Nile River was, and remains, the main source of Egypt’s non-mineral natural resource. It is a source of food, fertile soil, and a means for transportation. Kevin and Ann Burns, of La Motte, Iowa, will reveal these connections as they share about their January 2024 journey to Egypt. Registration is required at least 48 hours in advance. For more information or to register, call (563) 652-3787 or email [email protected]
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18670 63rd St, Maquoketa, IA, United States
