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Qaagi - Book of Why

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Isis - Eutheria - A later Greek version of Isis worshipped in Egypt whose tears , when she mourned for Osiris , were thoughtto causethe inundation of the Nile River

| 13:34About Tags Tags : EGITTO , EGYPT , LAKE NASSER , PERCH , NILE PERCH , ABUSIMBEL , ASSUAN , YURI GRISENDI , OLIVIER PORTRAT , PESCA , FISHING , PESCARE , FISH , PERCA DEL NILO , PERCA , SPINNING , TRAINA , TROLLING Lake Nasser , Egypt MP3 Lake Nasserwas createdas a result of the Aswan High Dam in the River Nile

Aswan Dam ... aimedto preventthe Nile river 's flooding

Builtto preventthe flooding of the Nile River

Rainfall far to the southcausedthe Nile River to flood

the construction of the Aswan High Dam(passive) caused bythe Nile River rising waters

The rains in Africa and the Ethiopian highlands along with the melting snowcausedthe Nile River to flood

a ‘ rainy seasoncausesthe Nile River to flood

This cruise ... an occasionto discoverthe riverbanks of the Nile River

the chief engineerdesigningthe Aswan hydroelectric dam on the Nile , Egypt

her weeping , as she searched for Osiriscausedthe Nile River to flood

the Nile god Hapi(passive) was caused bythe flooding of the Nile River

that the sistrum was used in ritualsto preventthe flooding of the Nile River

Sir William Wilcocks ( 1852 - 1932(passive) designed bythe Aswan Dam on the Nile

TPLF to cast aside the rest Ethiopian people off the Economic arena on our soil(passive) is ... designed bythe Nile Dam

James Brucediscoversthe Blue Nile , a tributary of the Nile River

the Lake Nasser reservoircreatedthe Lake Nasser reservoir

Lake Nasser in the 1960screatingLake Nasser in the 1960s

an island in Lake Nasser(passive) created byan island in Lake Nasser

Lake Nasser ( Egypt ) in the 1960screatingLake Nasser ( Egypt ) in the 1960s

an enormous reservoir known as Lake Nassercreatedan enormous reservoir known as Lake Nasser

a vast man - made lake(passive) created bya vast man - made lake

Lake Nasser , the largest artifical lake in the worldcreatedLake Nasser , the largest artifical lake in the world

into the development of a massive artificial water reservoir , Lake Nasserledinto the development of a massive artificial water reservoir , Lake Nasser

the creation of Lake Nasser , one of the largest manmade lakes worldwidecausingthe creation of Lake Nasser , one of the largest manmade lakes worldwide

Lake Nasser , which provides water to irrigate millions of acres of farmlandcreatedLake Nasser , which provides water to irrigate millions of acres of farmland

in the creation of one of the world ’s largest man - made lakes – Lake Nasserresultedin the creation of one of the world ’s largest man - made lakes – Lake Nasser

an artificial lakecreatedan artificial lake

the massive reservoir of Lake Nasser , which extends nearly 350 miles from Aswan into northern Sudancreatedthe massive reservoir of Lake Nasser , which extends nearly 350 miles from Aswan into northern Sudan

a reservoir in the Nubia area , which extended into Sudan 's territory threatening to submerge the ancient templescreateda reservoir in the Nubia area , which extended into Sudan 's territory threatening to submerge the ancient temples

The artificial lake ( reservoir(passive) created byThe artificial lake ( reservoir

Sahara farming and hearding Lake(passive) created bySahara farming and hearding Lake

a huge reservoir ( Man - made lakecreatinga huge reservoir ( Man - made lake

the Nile 's Great Bend , a contorted path of the river through the bedrocks of Bayuda Massifis creatingthe Nile 's Great Bend , a contorted path of the river through the bedrocks of Bayuda Massif

the world 's largest man - made lake(passive) created bythe world 's largest man - made lake

a reservoir in the Nubia area , which extended into Sudan ’s territory threatening submergence of the two ancient temples from the fifteenth century BCEcreateda reservoir in the Nubia area , which extended into Sudan ’s territory threatening submergence of the two ancient temples from the fifteenth century BCE

further flooding in the regionpreventedfurther flooding in the region

flooding of most modern citiespreventsflooding of most modern cities

renewing sources(passive) caused byrenewing sources

flooding and provide Egypt with hydroelectric powerto preventflooding and provide Egypt with hydroelectric power

a vast reservoir in southern Egypt and northern Sudan(passive) created bya vast reservoir in southern Egypt and northern Sudan

a reservoir for drinking water , irrigation , and a food sourceto createa reservoir for drinking water , irrigation , and a food source

renewable energy and helping to stop the cycle of flooding and drought in the areacreatingrenewable energy and helping to stop the cycle of flooding and drought in the area

the controversy of flooding the famous historic site - Abu Simbel Templesmight triggerthe controversy of flooding the famous historic site - Abu Simbel Temples

friction between Egypt and Ethiopia over who has rights to the Nile 's watershas causedfriction between Egypt and Ethiopia over who has rights to the Nile 's waters

much needed silt from the upper Nile from fertilizing the lower Nilepreventsmuch needed silt from the upper Nile from fertilizing the lower Nile

this new artificial lakes(passive) created bythis new artificial lakes

the soil near the river to be extremely fertilecausesthe soil near the river to be extremely fertile

the rising waters(passive) caused bythe rising waters

most of the modern cities from getting floodedpreventsmost of the modern cities from getting flooded

the land around the Nile to be fertilecausedthe land around the Nile to be fertile

silt to flow to farms along the rivercausedsilt to flow to farms along the river

to control the flow of the Nile River marshydesignedto control the flow of the Nile River marshy

energy for most of Egyptcreatingenergy for most of Egypt

The rich , black land(passive) created byThe rich , black land

south to Sudanleadssouth to Sudan

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