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HORSES  IN  ANCIENT EGYPT: María Garcia Acevedo  Andrea Blanco Lebrón 1º ESO A Bilingüe
Horses are mammals . They have legs, their bodies are covered with hair and fur.  They are viviparous. They have mamary glands. They feed on different things.
The horse and the chariot were introduced into Egypt late in its history. In about 1500 b.C.
Chariots were pulled by two horses and were used  in battles. They were  also used for special occasions and to catch animals.
Horses were looked after in Egypt and  their rarity and novelty meant that they were a status symbol only for rich people.
They were well looked after and they had individual names. They were sent to the best stables.
THE  END  BY: ANDREA BLANCO MARIA GARCIA 1º ESO  A

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  • 1. HORSES IN ANCIENT EGYPT: María Garcia Acevedo Andrea Blanco Lebrón 1º ESO A Bilingüe
  • 2. Horses are mammals . They have legs, their bodies are covered with hair and fur. They are viviparous. They have mamary glands. They feed on different things.
  • 3. The horse and the chariot were introduced into Egypt late in its history. In about 1500 b.C.
  • 4. Chariots were pulled by two horses and were used in battles. They were also used for special occasions and to catch animals.
  • 5. Horses were looked after in Egypt and their rarity and novelty meant that they were a status symbol only for rich people.
  • 6. They were well looked after and they had individual names. They were sent to the best stables.
  • 7. THE END BY: ANDREA BLANCO MARIA GARCIA 1º ESO A