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Cities in ancient Egypt were important centers of culture, religion, and politics. Thebes contained many important temples and was known as the burial place for pharaohs and other important figures. The Sphinx of Giza symbolized strength and its features have eroded over time. Several pyramids around Giza, including those of Menkaura and Khafre, had unique features like partial granite construction and were started but not completed until after the pharaoh's reign. Early cities like El-Omari and Saqqara featured housing structures made from reeds and pits for burial, and architecture evolved over time with pyramids transitioning from mud and wood to stone.
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