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The Egyptian Empire was one of the most powerful in the world in its day, thanks in no small part to a host of inventions.

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In many senses, religion in Egypt remained undeterred as it had for centuries. The Egyptians continued worshipping the same ancient gods, generally speaking. The worship of Greek gods also continued, ...

Some inventions are thanks to one eureka moment, but most of our most pioneering inventions were the work of several innovative thinkers who made incremental improvements over many years.

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If he was not feeling merciful, forced labor (or even worse) were possible outcomes) A glimpse into an ancient judicial system ... institutions documented in Egypt were also implemented throughout ...

—Ancient bird with T. rex-like skull discovered in China Daniel Ksepka , a paleontologist at the Bruce Museum in Connecticut who was not involved in the study, agreed.