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The Great Sphinx of Giza was first restored as far back as 1400 BC, when it was already a thousand years old

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An Egyptian necklace dated as being 5,000 years old has been found to have been made out of meteoritic metals.

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Sail boat. . . was first built in Egypt.

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The mummy was made by the Ancient Egyptians by first removing the brain by inserting a hook through the nostrils.

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The 2700BC Egyptian, Merit-Ptah, is the world’s first known female physician.

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Cats were culturally important in Ancient Egypt--- people would shave off their eyebrows when their cats died

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Ancient Egyptian pharaohs made slaves fan their wine all night to cool it down.

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King Tut was mummified with an erect penis.

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In Ancient Egypt, men would get time off of work to care for menstruating daughters and wives.

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In Ancient Egypt, killing a cat was punishable by death.

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Baboons were once trained by Egyptians to wait on tables.

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Most Ancient Egyptians died by age 37

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Cleopatra’s last name was Ptolemy, and she was Greek rather than Egyptian.

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The ancient Egyptians domesticated cheetahs to be house pets. Farmers also tamed and trained them for hunting.

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In ancient Egypt, servants were smeared with honey so flies would flock to them instead of the pharaoh

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The ancient Egyptians believed that the brain's only purpose was to produce mucus.

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The ancient Egyptians had 12 months of exactly 30 days each, with five days of partying at the end of the year to bring the total to 365.

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Peppercorns were stuffed up the nose of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses II's mummy.

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Ancient Egyptians used to put dead mice into the mouths of people to treat toothaches.

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In ancient Egypt, there was an event in which the Pharaoh would ceremoniously ejaculate into the Nile to encourage the fertility of the river.