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Post ONE of the five artifacts you found for your country. 

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Post ONE of the five artifacts you found for your country. 

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Include a photo, and explain the significance of the artifact in the text box below the photo (here).

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nile river,pyrimid of giza,floods,coffins,the sphinx im ember by the way

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nile river,pyrimid of giza,floods,coffins,the sphinx im ember by the way

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without the nile river egypt would be all dessert

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This board shows the entrance fees, in Arabic.

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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Morocco’s rich Jewish heritage is a unique piece of history that is unknown to most travelers. It is here that you will be able to find a thriving Jewish community along with a host of relevant monuments, communal spaces, kosher restaurants, cemeteries, shrines, and museums.

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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It is here that you will be able to find a thriving Jewish community along with a host of relevant monuments, communal spaces, kosher restaurants, cemeteries, shrines, and museums. One of the most impressive sights is the Museum of Moroccan Judaism (Musée du Judaisme Marocain) and often simply called the Moroccan Jewish Museum, this museum in Casablanca a one-of-a-kind history and ethnography institute dedicated to past, present, and even future life of Jewish life in Morocco.

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Life is a journey, artifact is a resembles how life can be hard but it is a journey.

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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Moroccan Jewish (Judaism) Museum in Casablanca

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Morocco’s rich Jewish heritage is a unique piece of history that is unknown to most travelers. It is here that you will be able to find a thriving Jewish community along with a host of relevant monuments, communal spaces, kosher restaurants, cemeteries, shrines, and museums.

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The significance of this artifact is that it is in memory of Hatshepsut A women leader who brought great wealth and art to Egypt.

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Designed by Sultan Moulay Hassan, this Andalusian-Arabic style palace was occupied by two sultans before being repurposed as a museum in 1915. It features stunning zeillij tiling, intricate wood carvings, and a tranquil Andalusian garden where visitors can enjoy a peaceful break from the bustle of the medina.

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Designed by Sultan Moulay Hassan, this Andalusian-Arabic style palace was occupied by two sultans before being repurposed as a museum in 1915. It features stunning zeillij tiling, intricate wood carvings, and a tranquil Andalusian garden where visitors can enjoy a peaceful break from the bustle of the medina.

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Tunisia is a very beautiful place, they have beautiful sculptures here in this marvelous place

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Fossils in Morocco: Ancient Artifacts Abound

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Fossils in Morocco: Ancient Artifacts Abound

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But this is actually what the Sahara looked like some 100 million years ago.

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El Jem Amphitheatre (El Djem), also known as Thysdrus Amphitheatre after the original Roman settlement in this location, stands in the midst of a quiet town in Tunisia.

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Hypatia helped Egypt by helping people with math. She was allowed to do this because her father was respected

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2.4-Million-Year-Old Stone Tools Turn Up in an Unexpected Place

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2.4-Million-Year-Old Stone Tools Turn Up in an Unexpected Place

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By Ed Yong

" to the untrained eye, the rock would have looked like any other. But when Mohamed Sahnouni pulled it out of the ground in the summer of 2006, he immediately  recognized it as a chopper: a palm-size tool deliberately flaked to create a sharp cutting edge. It looked exactly like something from the so-called Oldowan culture, a style of stone tools that existed between 1.9 and 2.6 million years ago, predate Homo sapiens, and had mainly come from East Africa.

But Sahnouni wasn’t in East Africa. "

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The Medina of Tunis – the historic quarter of the capital of Tunisia – is a labyrinth of some 700 monuments and buildings, many dating to the period between the 12th and the 16th centuries.

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Algerians hunted animals(As you know) and this was found by scientist

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I learned that it is home to the Sahara Desert.

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The national museum of antiques and Islamic art 

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The national museum of antiques and Islamic art 

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The oldest museum in Algeria and Africa.

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This is a inner coin with 2 circles.

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Septimius Severus was a Berber native of Leptis Magna, who went on to become the first African Roman Emperor. This is a statue honoring him.

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The Egyptians invented the 365-days a year calendar.

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i learned there is a book that on is 100 pages long and book two is 101 pages long

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hand-painted ceramics that are to die for

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temple

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This is important because libya wouldn't be that it is now if it wasn't for libyan goddess.

Libyan Goddess Isis at Leptis Magna

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The Narmer palette, narmer was the first egyption pharaoh.

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it's  very important to them to use because they are very strong.

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This is a Tuareg Lock, they use it to lock doors and stuff.

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The Tunisian Hamsa is a charm that is recognized and used as a sign of protection many times throughout history, the Hamsa is believed to provide defense against the evil eye”.

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it was made in Egypt for one of their gods

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I want to become an archaeologist hieroglyphics carved in stone