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** most important example = end of Old Kingdom and into the Middle Kingdom  
** most important example = end of Old Kingdom and into the Middle Kingdom  
* underground water
* underground water
** clay, sand, and pour rock base = large underground water flows
** acquifier
** clay, sand, and porous rock base = large underground water flows
** oases and water sources plenty by digging wells in lowlands alongside the Nile
** oases and water sources plenty by digging wells in lowlands alongside the Nile
** most important oasis = Fayoum Oasis, which was fed by the Nile and eventually connected to the Nile by Middle Kingdom pharaohs who improved irrigation in response to low flooding
** most important oasis = Fayoum Oasis, which was fed by the Nile and eventually connected to the Nile by Middle Kingdom pharaohs who improved irrigation in response to low flooding