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Oct 14, 2020 • 9 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
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This book has undoubtedly been one of my favorite second hand finds, if for nothing else than the captions are hilarious. 🧵 Image
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I realised something after all of last week's hullabaloo about the Nile River. I mentioned that Upper and Lower Egypt weren't where you'd expect, and a *lot* of people told me I was wrong or that Upper and Lower never refer to northern and southern. Here's what I've realised:
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I could also have included photos like this where maps from ancient times show a different orientation or one of those 'Australia' type joke maps. But people were insistent that Upper would always refer to upriver or higher elevation
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Mar 2, 2023
Following on from yesterday's interesting factoid, I thought we could go over another idea from the Ancient World and see what greater ideas we can glean from it. Have you ever wondered the city and the empire was called Rome? It's a fascinating story.
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Mar 1, 2023
One of my favourite concepts to introduce to students is that Upper and Lower Egypt are not here you might think they were! Why you ask? Read on!
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