What tissue builds up the human nasal cavity?

The human nasal cavity is lined with epithelial tissue. Due to the presence of cilia in the cells of this tissue, it is called ciliated epithelium. Its cells are located in one row, have different heights and nuclei located at different levels. Cilia are located at the end of cells and are ways to move. Each cilium is made up of microtubules. The movement is carried out in one direction (towards the nasopharynx). between the ciliated cells there are goblet cells, they secrete a mucous secret. There are also intercalated epithelial cells. Collectively, all cells form the nasal mucosa.