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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Linda Fahr: [QB] To Djehuti I think you forgot that ancient Egyptians colonized the Middle East and, controlled trade routes in the Levant region in ancient times. Have you ever heard about agricultural "TRADE"? In fact, wheat was introduced in Egypt not because ancient Egyptians were Asians, but, because Egyptians controlled the region. That's why they fought the Hittites to continuous to control their trade routes which the Hittites took over after their migration into the region, wasn't it? It's amazing how much pretension many people have over ancient Egypt, and Africa as a whole. First in 1700s and 1800s Europeans claimed an ancient Egyptians were white Europeans, then, come the Middle Eastern, claiming they were the first ancient Egyptians. Even Indians tried, but also fell to proved they had anything to do with the development of ancient Egyptian history. The bottom line is....While ancient Egyptians had developed two writing systems - Hieroglyphs - applied to religion,laws, public announcements, foreign and domestic diplomacy, and Hieratic, applied to write sciences of mathematics, medicine, odontology, botanics and agriculture, which both writing systems were written on paper with ink, while people from Levant region still carving their writing system on "MUD" tablets. People from Indian only have few symbols carved in stone. That's how great they were in comparison to ancient Egyptian intellectual capacity... But, still, they wanted to claim ancient Egyptian history and culture as their own..... [/QB][/QUOTE]
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