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| product traded by the Phonecians |
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| reed from which the Egyptians made paper |
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| Ancient civilization that developed the clock and wheel |
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| a soil rich in minerals deposited by flooding rivers |
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| gave name to the great ages of man |
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| physical feature where most of the world's great civilizations developed |
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| has the same chemical composition as kohl |
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| a person who travels in search of food |
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| Sumerian wedge-shaped writing |
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| In ancient times, a person who knew how to read and write |
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| Young pharoah whose tomb amazed the world when it was discovered in the 1920s |
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| raw material for making linen |
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| major contribution of the Hebrews |
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| Great Sumerian city; legendary birthplace of Abraham |
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| customs, ideas, and way of life of a group of people |
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| "an eye for an eye; a tooth for a tooth" |
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| Basis of Hammurabi's law code |
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