Sheikh Muftah culture
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Sheikh Muftah culture
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The Sheikh Muftah culture is attested in the western desert of Egypt and flourished in the 3rd millennium BCE, from about 3200–2000 BCE. They were most likely nomads. The economical base of the culture was cattle and goat herding. Hunting animals, mainly gazelles, is also attested but seems to be rarer. Their pottery was mainly found at different sites near the oases of Dakhla and Kharga. Ceramics imported from the Nile valley are also common.
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Egyptian neolithic culture
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheikh_Muftah_culture
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2023-04-09T16:15:53Z
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