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Egyptian society was strictly stratified like a pyramid, with pharaohs at the top ruling as kings, generals, and religious leaders and controlling valuable mines. The Nile River, which flows north through deserts, was crucial to Egyptian civilization, and mummification practices along with charms on the dead lasted over 3,500 years. The Rosetta Stone helped decode Egyptian hieroglyphs that priests alone could read.
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