Only to the south. On the west, towards the ancient country of Libya, the desert acted as a natural border. On the east, there was the Red Sea and the Sinai desert which again acted as natural borders.
To the south were the Nubian kingdoms which were at various times at war with Egypt, although in more peaceful times there was a healthy trade between the two regions.
To protect their southern borders the Egyptians built a cordon of huge mud-brick forts in the area of the second cataract; these included the forts at Buhen, Kor and Mirgissa. These forts had external moats, double walls (the inner walls eleven metres high), towers, bastions and carefully-designed gateways with double gates. Battlements gave cover to the garrison.
There were actually 4 main natural barriers that protected ancient Egypt.
1. the Sahara and Sinai Deserts.
2. Cataracts of the Nile or fast moving water rapids.
3. Mountains.
4. the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
I believe it was the Sahara desert from the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the thick jungle to the south, and the red sea and Indian ocean to the east. As far as I can tell
The deserts acted as a natural protection from invaders.
a few of the natural borders of the Persian empire is the middle east, Mesopotamia, Babylonia, Persepolis, etc. another is that he reunited Athens and Sparta, but didn't conquer them.
Egypt has some major natural features that made it able to survive. This is because of the desert which provided protection from invaders along with the Nile river that gave them fertile soil.
plants and animals
Aristotle
It was surrounded by vast deserts and the Mediterranean Sea.
The deserts acted as a natural protection from invaders.
In the ancient times, China only had to rely on its natural borders to defend itself. These borders include the Himalayas to the southwest, the Taklimakan Desert to the west, the Yellow Sea to the northeast and the China Sea to the southeast.
The deserts acted as a natural protection from invaders.
natural borders
The four natural barriers 1. Cataracts of the Nile 2. Sea 3. Desert 4. Mountains
The sand dunes act as a natural barrier, blocking strong winds.
Geography. Egypt's natural borders- The Nile, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Sahara desert- provided an almost impossible route for invaders to attack and overthrow the empire.
Natural boundaries, such as rivers or mountains, provide clear and recognizable borders that are difficult to dispute or change. They can also act as a natural defense, deterring potential invaders due to the geographical obstacles they present. In addition, natural boundaries can be valuable for preserving ecosystems and wildlife habitats by limiting human encroachment.
The natural borders that icolate china are the Himalayins, the yellow sea, and all the deserts.
A geographer's pen. There are no natural borders or boundaries.
it made the invaders hard to get in because of the deserts, the cataracts.... and the river itself