In Ancient Israel, the temperature was about what it is today. It received four or five more inches (15 centimeters) of rainfall than today. Farms dotted the Sinai with the Bedouins using the hills. Today, there are no farms.
It was the same as it is today in Modern Israel: a Mediterranean climate with long, hot, rainless summers and relatively short, cool, rainy winters.
In Ancient Israel, the temperature was about what it is today. It received four or five more inches (15 centimeters) of rainfall than today. Farms dotted the Sinai with the Bedouins using the hills. Today, there are no farms.
No. Ancient Hebrew is a language, and Ancient Israel is nation.
The climate of Ancient Egypt is hot desert climate.
The Jewish courts.See also:Life in ancient Israel
In ancient Israel donkeys were used for riding on if it was to far to walk.
Ancient Israel was a number of different absolute monarchies.
Ancient Israel was significantly smaller than ancient Egypt, but Ancient Israel was actually wider than Ancient Egypt was since the deserts on either side of the Nile River could not be easily cultivated.
The Hebrew Civilization was located in Israel.The Hebrew Civilization was located in Israel.
Yes. Ancient Egypt invaded Ancient Israel on several occassions and Israel and Judah were often Egyptian vassal states or directly under Egyptian sovereignty.
Ancient Israel was significantly smaller than Ancient Egypt, but Ancient Israel was actually wider than Ancient Egypt was since the deserts on either side of the Nile River could not be easily cultivated.
There is no reason to assume otherwise.