Yes.
All age groups drank fermented beverages at any time of day in areas where water was unsafe.
Similarly, medieval English children and adults in urban areas routinely drank beer from breakfast to supper, as did others worldwide where clean fresh water was unavailable.
Bear in mind that the beer we're talking about wouldn't usually have been the high-alcohol beverage which might now come to mind when we mention beer; for general, all-day consumption, a low-alcohol product would have been the norm.
beer
There was no drinking age in Ancient Egypt. Beer was drunk by all ages, adults and children alike. Water generally wasn't drunk. Beer was considered one of the staples (basics) of everyday Egyptian life. The beer was fairly weak and not very intoxicating.
Poor ancient Egyptians drank beer.
Yes they drank beer but its alcohol content was much less than modern day beer and it was thicker and sweeter.
they ate fruit,vegetables,and fish.they drank beer.
In ancient Egypt it was Beer
Yes Children of ancient Egypt drank beer. People of all Age Drank Beer in Ancient Egypt because water was scarce and the water in the Nile river wasn't very clean.
beer
they drank water(if they can get a hold of it)
ancient egypt and mesopotamia
In ancient Egypt in the form of beer.
beer
There was no drinking age in Ancient Egypt. Beer was drunk by all ages, adults and children alike. Water generally wasn't drunk. Beer was considered one of the staples (basics) of everyday Egyptian life. The beer was fairly weak and not very intoxicating.
Poor ancient Egyptians drank beer.
You have to be 11
Beer as it was first made there.
They drank wine, beer, and spirits.