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    Many ancient civilizations had a unique geography that would help shape and influence their cultures. Ancient Egypt and ancient Greece were approximately 1,500 miles apart from cross the Mediterranean Sea and had a different geographical makeup. Even though both these ancient cultures are different geographically, they both are similar in the way that they are influenced by their geography. The landscape of ancient Egypt and Greece played a huge role in influencing their culture, values,…

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    Oral Sex In Ancient Egypt

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    INGESTION AND ORAL SEX IN ANCIENT EGYTIAN TEXTS” by Marc Orriols- Llonch explores the sexual practices in ancient Egypt, and discussed potential meanings of the Egyptian writings. The article talks about the possibility that the passages may have many different meanings, including Oral sex from a female, Oral sex from a male which is quickly dismissed due to the lack of acceptance at the time, and that ancient Egyptians gods were able to reproduce from oral ingestions . The ancient Egyptians…

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    issue; especially back in the ancient times. If I had to pick which civilization be apart of, I would obviously choose the one that gave women the most freedom. After reading upon each different civilization, I would have to choose Ancient Egypt. It appears that the Egyptians gave their women the most freedom. Egyptian females were surprisingly treated equal to Egyptian males. Egyptian women were noted as independent women. Unlike most women around the world during the ancient times, Egyptian…

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    Ancient Egypt Legacy

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    Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations on earth. Ancient Egypt is notorious for its art, science, religion, and cultural aspects. Located in North Africa on the Mediterranean Sea, the civilization thrived from 8000 BC to 30 BC, with the first settlements beginning on the Nile River. The legacy of Ancient Egypt still stands today because of the grandiose arts and contributions to humanity’s greatest works. Considering conflicting expert opinions, the beginnings of the civilization are unclear.…

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    Architecture is everywhere but some of the best architecture was in Ancient Rome and Ancient Egypt. Ancient Rome's architectures were different and developed in a different way as of newer technology to create architecture. Rome was one of the biggest and more prosperous empires at that time, and as a result, they were masters of architectural design. The Egyptians were also known for their architectural skills. The Romans and Egyptians had some similarities and differences such as ways of…

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    Mummification in Ancient Egypt: The Quest for a Blessed Afterlife When one thinks of ancient Egypt, it is inevitable that a grim image of a mummy will come to mind. The study of the practice of mummification is undeniably intriguing, even for those who have no other particular interest in the ancient Egyptian culture. It is such an enigmatic practice that one cannot help but be fascinated. It is quite certainly a difficult task to separate the ancient Egyptians from the practice of…

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    Was Ancient Egypt a civilization? Ancient Egypt was a civilization because they followed almost to all of the seven indicators. Some of the indicators that they followed was Government, Religion, Skills and Jobs, Social Classes, and cities. First, Government was the building blocks for the ancient egyptians, the different places in government also held your social class. In the Ancient Egypt times, the Pharaoh was the head of the government and religion, but the Pharaoh could not run the…

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    industry in Egypt has always played a major role in Egypt’s economy. Irrigation for a desert like climate as Egypt is its livelihood and this all depends on the Nile River. Since ancient times the Nile river’s irrigation shaped ancient Egypt and ancient Egyptians were able to produce an abundance of food, as a result this gave Egyptians an advantage allowing them to focus more of their time and resources to other aspects of a civilization such as technology, and cultural pursuits. The Ancient…

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    Magical Medicine of Ancient Egypt The medical techniques of the Ancient Egyptians were far more advanced than the rest of the world, even the Greeks, at the time. The Ancient Egyptians believed that the body consisted of 46 channels, in which the heart was in the center of them. This was somewhat true, but they never discovered that each channel had a different function. However, they had some vague ideas about the functions of the brain and liver. Any health issue would result from the evil…

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    civilization of Ancient Egypt was one of the earliest in world history. It is usually held to have begun around 3000 BC, when the lower Nile Valley became unified under a single ruler. By this date the only other people in the world to have a literate, urban civilization were the Sumerians, in Mesopotamia. Ancient Egypt was a civilization of ancient Northeastern Africa, concentrated along the lower reaches of the Nile River in what is now the modern country of Egypt. The civilization of Ancient…

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