Ancient Nubia
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Underneath the desert sands, a forgotten culture awaits your discovery...Its pyramids jut like wind-ravaged arrowheads from the ground, dominating the skyline of the desert plane. Sun-scorched air whistles through the carved stones of its ancient monuments, whispering of grandeur long gone, now nearly swallowed by unmerciful desert sands. Its secrets whisper. And its riddles beckon.But now the mysteries of ancient Nubia are now laid bare, waiting for you to discover them!The kingdoms of ancient Nubia rivaled the worlds greatest empires for thousands of years. For thousands of years, Nubias legendary kings and queens made war with the empires of Egypt and Rome, its jewelry and iron were traded as far away as India and China, and its gold built the temples and tombs of civilizations throughout the Mediterranean. For thousands of years, Nubia and Egypt shared their gods, art, architecture, and trade goods. Nubias achievements rivaled the greatest powers of the ancient world, and its culture influenced the histories of the worlds greatest civilizations. And Nubias archaeological remains still dominate the landscapes of southern Egypt and Sudan.But for a civilization so powerful, so expansive...why is so little known of ancient Nubia? Why are its achievements not spoken of in the same breath as that of Egypt, Assyria, or Rome? Why has the modern mind forgotten such an important culture, whose very existence made so much of the cultures of Africa and the Mediterranean possible?This captivating book will take you on a journey of discovery, revealing the mysteries of ancient Nubia, one of the most ancient and powerful civilizations the world has ever known!Here are just a few of the secrets awaiting your discovery:The mystery and shocking theories behind one of the worlds most puzzling religious monuments - the ancient standing stones of Nabta PlayaThe archaeological secrets of the A, B, and C-Group Cultures, whose descendants shaped the empires of northeast AfricaThe
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