b'Nebamun Garden Fresco, Circa 1350 BC | British Museum | Public DomainA Nile River Cruise in theHorticulture In Ancient EgyptModern Era Fri., Apr. 3, 2 p.m.(Ashcroft movie theater) Friday, Mar. 6, 2 p.m. Trading Nile currents for Pharaohs Gardens, we dont completely (Bradford movie theater)abandon the river as ancient horticulture was primarily cultivated andSo, where did the early days with blossomed along the Niles fertile delta. Indeed, ancient Egyptians Thomas Cook & Sons lead us as cruisers?were quite fond of their gardens, both for personal use and in All aboard in March as we enjoy a modernadorning public (state) spaces. Producing flowers and food, these cruise on the Nile. This richly illustratedplots, parks and precincts also enhanced arid landscapes adding lecture follows Dr. Steve in 2011, at themuch needed shade and beautifying temples and tombs. As winter height of the Arab spring, on a cruise fades, join us as we dig up new dirt on ancient gardens.from Luxor to Aswan. Well learn about what you can expect today as a guest on the Nile, including stops at some ofEgypts magnificent temples, including Edfu, Denderah, Medinet Habu and Abu Simbel. Our winter journey enjoys a fitting enda spectacular moon rise over the river! The Denderah Temple | Doctora Walaa | Public Domain 55'