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Ramses III

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Ramses III, Rameses III
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(Biographies / Ramses III (death date: ?1167 bc) M, Egyptian, POLITICS: hereditary ruler) died ?1167 bc, king of ancient Egypt (?1198-?67). His reign was marked by wars in Libya and Syria


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With fastidious scholarship and science, Dr Sertima documented the planned presence of Africans in the Americas during the period of Ramses III (circa 1200 BC) and the 14th century--a period Sertima referred to as the "Man-dingo voyages".
Written sources from the era, including the Old Testament of the Bible, Greek Homeric epics, and texts from Egyptian pharaoh Ramses III, record the transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age as a turbulent period of cultural collapse, famine, and violence.
You know that the "genuine" statue from the time of Ramses III that the shop owner is selling you was in fact made last month in a nearby shop.
 
 
 
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