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-Malaria and bone disease may have contributed to the death of King Tut more than 3,300 years ago, a new DNA analysis and other scientific methods indicate.
Many theories have been raised about the death of Tutankhamun, or King Tut, one of Egypt's most famous pharaohs, since his mummy was discovered in 1922. The theories include suggestions that he was murdered or died from an infection after breaking a leg in a fall.
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im guessing its true
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The <em>Ganges River</em> in India is worshiped as a goddess, it has been a sacred not only due being a source of life for their fields and crops but also for water consumption, it has been called <em>"Holy Ganga",</em> their civilization developed around that great river; China on it's side has the longest Asian river, <em>the Yangtze</em>, China's civilization has also developed around this great river, for water consumption, irrigation for their rice fields, fisheries and other industrial practices, bringing wealth to people, and prosperity to the whole nation for many centuries.
Thus both civilizations developed around great river frameworks.
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I say Indus but I'm not sure
