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Ancient Egypt was home to one of the greatest civilizations in world history. The document discusses key aspects of ancient Egyptian culture such as hieroglyphic writing, which conveyed both numbers and language through symbols carved into stone. Sources included "The Ancient Egypt Site" and "Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Writing" websites which provide information on Egyptian history, art, and the hieroglyphic writing system still used today to decipher artifacts from ancient times.
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