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Pepi II's long reign is marked by a gradual decline of the central government. This decline is likely to have been the result of the lower annual inundation of the Nile: with a lower annual inundation, harvests and crops were no longer abundant and agriculture, the backbone of Egyptian economy, began to decline.
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- Some puzzles about the Danubean and European cultural history and connection of civilization development with climate, water and hydrology
- Some geographical facts about Mediterranean and Black Sea countries
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- Malta - Mediterranean's earliest megalitic civilization
- The Ancient Egyptian Culture Exhibit
- A guide and web directory to Egyptian hieroglyphs
- Mysteries of Egypt
- Links on Egypt
- Ancient Greece
- The Complete Petra
- The bible was also born
- The Phoenicians
- The Romen Empire
- Roman numbers - arab numbers
- Late Antiquity: The Mediterranean -- Climate, Crops and Cities
- Art and architecture mainly from the Mediterranean region - An interactive archive of 150 000 images.
- The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean - A course in history with about 30 lessons.
- All about Crete - geography, history and mythology of Crete.