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Cliopatria - A geospatial database of world-wide political entities from 3400BCE to 2024CE. [PDF]

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Bennett JS, Mutch E, Tollefson A, Chalstrey E, Benam M, Cioni E, Reddish J, Zsambok J, Levine J, Cook CJ, Francois P, Hoyer D, Turchin P.   +12 more
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The potential role of silver nanoparticles in the tongue wound healing. [PDF]

BMC Oral Health
ElSherbiny KM, Elnaby HRA, El-Zekrid MH, Sultan N.   +3 more
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‘reportless places’: Janet Malcolm and Collage

Critical Quarterly, EarlyView.
Natalie Ferris
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Impact of COVID-19 vaccination and vaccine type on morbidity and mortality in hospitalized patients: a retrospective cohort study in Egypt. [PDF]

Front Microbiol
Eisa NM, El Sabaa RM, Abdelrazik SS, Hussein RA, Gaballah MM, Mahmoud RS, Kamal NM, Ahmed M, Warda AEA, El Hadidi S, Khaled H, Salama H, Sami HM, Bahaa MM, AlRasheed HA, Refaee ASH.   +15 more
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The End of New Kingdom Egypt

Universal- Und Kulturhistorische Studien, 2022
The collapse of the New Kingdom marks one of the most profound changes in the five millennia of Egyptian history as it marked the end of an Egyptian empire ruled by native kings. A long history of research on how and why the Egyptian New Kingdom ended revolves around the question of whether this transition was caused by endogenous or exogenous factors,
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EGYPT: NEW KINGDOM

2003
Richard Jasnow
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Egypt’s New Kingdom in Contact with the World

2022
The foreign relations of the New Kingdom of Egypt can be described as a combination of continuity and change. On one hand, the physical geography of its environment and the basic underpinnings of the relationship with its neighbors, whoever they were, remained constant, whatever political events affected Egypt.
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Upper Egypt before the New Kingdom

2022
The time between the Middle and the New Kingdoms is less well-defined than the preceding and succeeding periods of ancient Egypt in terms of its political, administrative, and economic structure. After the decline of the Middle Kingdom central state, the so-called Second Intermediate Period is characterized by a parceling of Egypt’s territory into a ...
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