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Hyksos & Hittites

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January 27, 2015

 

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Although nothing is left of their buildings and monuments they had a lasting influence on Egyptian military technique, because they were the first to introduce a horse and a chariot. They also introduced the compound bow, improved battle-axes and advanced fortification techniques into Egypt. The Hyksos rule was ended due to Theben revolt that spread northward under Kamose...
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They also introduced the compound bow, improved battle-axes and advanced fortification techniques into Egypt. The Hyksos rule was ended due to Theben revolt that spread northward under Kamose. The Hittites ruled over the land of Hatti during the second millennium B.C. The language they spoke was Indo-European...
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