ACTIVIDADES.
1. Locate in this map the following natural regions: Lower Mesopotamia, Upper Mesopotamia, Lower Egypt y Upper Egypt.
2. Identify the following atributes of the egyptian pharaoh.
3. Say if the following texts are written using the cuneiform or the hieroglyphic writing system.
1. ________________________ 2.______________________________________
4. Review game.
THE FIRST
CIVILIZATION IN HISTORY
With an
A
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The second period of Mesopotamian history where the people of central
Mesopotamia, led by their king, Sargon I, conquered Sumer.
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With a B
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A Mesopotamian city, located
between Sumer and Akkad that created an empire that reached its splendor in
the time of king Hammurabi.
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With an
E
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One of the
rivers flowing through the land
between two rivers.
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Contains
G
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A type of script which consisted of a succesion of
symbols and drawings.
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With an L
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Egyptian natural region located in the delta area of
the River Nile.
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Contains M
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The oldest code of law written in History
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With an N
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The
river that made possible the development of the Egyptian civilizations.
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Contains a Q
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The artificial application of water to
land to assist in the production of crops.
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Contains R
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A structure forming the curved, pointed, or flat
upper edge of an open space and supporting the weight above it, as in a
bridge or doorway
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With an
S
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First period of Mesopotamian
history, where the south of this region was organized in independent city-states
such as Ur.
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With a T
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One of the
rivers flowing through the land
between two rivers.
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Contains V
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A human being in
servitude as the property of a person or household.
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With a Z
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A
rectangular temple tower with successively smaller terraces erected in
Mesopotamia. The tower of Babel is thought to be one of these
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With an A
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Inhabitants of the mountains in North Mesopotamia
that in Mid-tenth century created a great empire.
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With a C
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A type of writing that Mesopotamian people did
making inscriptions on clay tables with a triangular object.
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With an
E
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A civilization that developed between 4000 BC and 31
BC along a narrow fringe on the bank of the Nile river.
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Contains G
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An ancient Egyptian subterranean burial chamber, carved
into rock.
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With an H
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Babylonian king who dominated all the territories of
Mesopotamia, and wrote the oldest written Code Law in History.
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With an
I
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Artificial watering of the land by means of ditches,
pipes, or streams; water artificially.
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Contains
J
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Recipient where the Egyptians preserved the purified
lungs, liver and brain of the dead.
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With a K
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Egyptian name for the soul. They thought the soul
need a body to stay in, which is why
they practiced mummification.
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With an
M
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Ancient civilization that developed
between 3500 BC and 539 BC around the rivers Tigris and Euphrates.
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Contains
O
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Ware, such as vases,
pots, bowls, or plates, shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat
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With a P
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People who conquered Mesopotamia in 539 BC, putting
and to the Mesopotamian civilization.
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With an
S
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Akkadian King who conquered Sumer.
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With an
U
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Egyptian natural located in the south area of the
Nile valley.
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Contains
Y
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The worship of or belief in
more than one god.
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Contains
an A
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A material on which to write made from the pith or
the stems of this plant, used especially by the ancient Egyptians
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With a C
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A town with its own
government that was both a city and an independent state
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With an
H
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The ancient Egyptian god of the sun, son of Osiris
and Isis, represented as having the head of a hawk
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Contains
I
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A massive monument of ancient Egypt having a
rectangular base and four triangular faces culminating in a single apex.
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With an
M
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An ancient Egyptian tomb with a rectangular base and
sloping sides and flat roof; "the Egyptian pyramids developed from it”.
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Contains
N
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The doctrine or belief that there is but one God.
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With a P
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Egyptian political and military ruler, owner of all,
considered by the people a living god.
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With an S
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A person who copies document, made handwritten
copies before the invention of printing.
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Contains
a T
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A large room of theEgyptian temples with a
flat roof supported by rows of columns.
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With an
U
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One of the ancient sumerian city-state.
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SOLUTIONS
1. Locate in this map the following natural regions: Lower Mesopotamia, Upper Mesopotamia, Lower Egypt y Upper Egypt.
2. Identify the following atributes of the egyptian pharaoh.
3. Say if the following texts are written using the cuneiform or the hieroglyphic writing system.
1. CUNEIFORM 2.HIEROGLYPHIC.
THE FIRST
CIVILIZATION IN HISTORY
With an
A
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The second period of Mesopotamian history where the people of central
Mesopotamia, led by their king, Sargon I, conquered Sumer.
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Akkadian
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With a B
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A Mesopotamian city, located
between Sumer and Akkad that created an empire that reached its splendor in
the time of king Hammurabi.
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Babylon
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With an
E
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One of the
rivers flowing through the land
between two rivers.
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Euphrates
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Contains
G
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A type of script which consisted of a succesion of
symbols and drawings.
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Hieroglyphic
script
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With an L
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Egyptian natural region located in the delta area of
the River Nile.
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Lower Egypt
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Contains M
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The oldest code of law written in History
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Code of Hammurabi
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With an N
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The
river that made possible the development of the Egyptian civilizations.
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Nile
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Contains a Q
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The artificial application of water to land
to assist in the production of crops.
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Irrigation techniques
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Contains R
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A structure forming the curved, pointed, or flat
upper edge of an open space and supporting the weight above it, as in a
bridge or doorway
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Arch
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With an
S
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First period of Mesopotamian
history, where the south of this region was organized in independent
city-states such as Ur.
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Sumerian
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With a T
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One of the
rivers flowing through the land
between two rivers.
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Tigris
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Contains V
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A human being in
servitude as the property of a person or household.
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Slave
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With a Z
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A
rectangular temple tower with successively smaller terraces erected in
Mesopotamia. The tower of Babel is thought to be one of these
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Ziggurat
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With an A
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Inhabitants of the mountains in North Mesopotamia
that in Mid-tenth century created a great empire.
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Assyrians
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With a C
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A type of writing that Mesopotamian people did
making inscriptions on clay tables with a triangular object.
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Cuneiform writing
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With an
E
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A civilization that developed between 4000 BC and 31
BC along a narrow fringe on the bank of the Nile river.
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Egyptian civilization
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Contains G
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An ancient Egyptian subterranean burial chamber, carved
into rock.
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Hypogeum
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With an H
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Babylonian king who dominated all the territories of
Mesopotamia, and wrote the oldest written Code Law in History.
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Hammurabi
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With an
I
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Artificial watering of the land by means of ditches,
pipes, or streams; water artificially.
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Irrigated
agriculture
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With an
M
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Ancient civilization that
developed between 3500 BC and 539 BC around the rivers Tigris and Euphrates.
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Mesopotamia
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Contains
O
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Ware, such as vases,
pots, bowls, or plates, shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat
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Pottery
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With a P
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People who conquered Mesopotamia in 539 BC, putting
and to the Mesopotamian civilization.
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Persians
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With an
S
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Akkadian King who conquered Sumer.
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Sargon I
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With an
U
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Egyptian natural region located in the south area of
the Nile valley.
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Upper
Egypt
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Contains
Y
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The worship of or belief in
more than one god.
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Polyteistic
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Contains
an A
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A material on which to write made from the pith or
the stems of this plant, used especially by the ancient Egyptians
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Papyrus
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With a C
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A town with its own
government that was both a city and an independent state
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City-states
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With an
H
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The ancient Egyptian god of the sun, son of Osiris
and Isis, represented as having the head of a hawk
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Horus
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Contains
I
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A massive monument of ancient Egypt having a
rectangular base and four triangular faces culminating in a single apex.
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Pyramid
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With an
M
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An ancient Egyptian tomb with a rectangular base and
sloping sides and flat roof; "the Egyptian pyramids developed from it”.
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Mastaba
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Contains
N
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The doctrine or belief that there is but one God.
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Monotheistic
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With a P
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Egyptian political and military ruler, owner of allconsidered
by the people a living god.
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Pharaoh
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With an S
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A person who copies document, made handwritten
copies before the invention of printing.
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Scribe
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Contains
a T
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A large room of theEgyptian temples with a
flat roof supported by rows of columns.
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Hypostyle
hall
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With an
U
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One of the ancient sumerian city-state.
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Ur/Uruk
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Contains
Y
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A monumental gateway in the form of a pair of
truncated pyramids serving as the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple
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Pylon
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