According to the Guinness Book of World Records, as well as most English-speaking sources, the Nile is the world’s longest river, stretching roughly 6,695km from East Central Africa towards ...

The River Nile is more than six thousand five hundred ... they can place them onto a Venn Diagram to compare the past with the present day – finding which are alive and living in the region ...

Over time, however, the main course of the Nile River laterally migrated, and its peripheral branches silted up, leaving behind many ancient Egyptian sites distant from the present-day river course.

If there’s a more poetic way to connect past and present, I’d like to ... It was a reminder of why the Nile has always been more than a river. It’s a lifeline, a storyteller, and now ...