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The Times of India
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3,000-year-old Egyptian amulet found in Spanish tomb shocks archaeologists

The archaeologists have discovered an interesting artefact belonging to the Egyptians, thus adding more knowledge about the cultural exchange between ancient civilisations across continents. As is evident from the reports, an unusual Egyptian amulet has been unearthed in an ancient Spanish grave. This proves that contacts existed between the ancient Egyptians and the ancient Spaniards much earlier than we knew. This amulet, considered sacred in some religions, indicates that not only people but even their culture and artefacts moved across different civilisations in the Mediterranean region. Such findings highlight the extensive trade networks and interactions that shaped early human societies and their shared histories.

Study explains how 3,000-year-old Egyptian amulet reached ancient Spain

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