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El Antiguo Egipto fue una civilización que se originó en las riberas del río Nilo, en el IV milenio adC, que alcanza tres épocas de esplendor faraónico en los periodos denominados: Imperio Antiguo, Imperio Medio, e Imperio Nuevo, comenzando a diluirse su identidad cultural paulatinamente tras las conquistas de los reyes de Babilonia (siglo VI adC), Macedonia (siglo IV adC) y Roma (siglo I adC), y la posterior llegada del cristianismo. En la época de Justiniano I, 535 ddC, fue prohibido el culto a la diosa Isis, en el templo de File.

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  • I love ancient egypt

  • you sound like a damn fool, the pyramids have been standing for thousands of years and you're telling me within the next 121 years they will be gone. Use common sense my dude. Nothing last forever but the pyramids are a living testament to the greatness and splendor that was ancient Kemet.

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  • while looking at those wonderful and gigantic pyramids, i cant help but consider those urban legends that aliens helped in building those structures....hahahaha! it is still hard to believe that ancient egyptians did all that by only using simple machines and man power... cool..

  • de quién es la música?

  • @shariefwatNot black, that was afro-asiatic civilization... ancient egyptian language is afro-asiatic just like berber language

  • 0:50 RAMSES TEMPLE

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