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The period of "ancient" Egypt stretches from 5500 BC to 305 AD. So it's anywhere from 7510-1615 years old. ChaCha on!
they are 7 hours ahead of est time
what does egypt look like now its very modern
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･ President: Hosni Mubarak ･ Prime Minister: Ahmed Nazif
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Travel always entails some uncertainties, but then, so does life. I've been asked this question about Egypt since late 2000...and then there was the horror of 9/11, the Iraq War, and more recently the attacks in Sinai. I invite you to rea...
http://www.egyptmagic.com/VisitEgyptSafety.htm
this John Wayne act is way out of control, he's going to f*ck it up for everybody.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071029075...
I think Egypt is still a very class-culture society, and people haven’t changed much.
http://dailystaregypt.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=14911
Well I went in September 2005 so I should leave in September 2007, but I will probably stay an extra few months to close out the year.
http://www.businesstodayegypt.com/article.aspx?ArticleI...
just came off it yesterday ! Replied 1 day ago
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The Egyptian Government aims to increase visitors to Egypt to 16 million by 2014
http://www.property-investment-egypt.co.uk/faqs.htm
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