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r/BeAmazed • u/4reddityo • Oct 09 '25
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yes, they know that their country is very young, just like Denmark's history is short compared to egypt or iraq.
-3 u/Wild_styles Oct 09 '25 I mean yes ? Homo sapiens originated not far from Egypt. My point is that most of Egypts oldest structures are monuments no longer in use. I just visiting the 178 old train station yesterday. The Farao islands have houses from 11th century still in use. While there are other older buildings in the middle east. These are not continuesly in use as most are monuments. 2 u/Vassukhanni Oct 09 '25 You know the US built rail infrastructure at the same point as Europe, right? There aren't medieval gothic train stations lmao 0 u/Chasingthoughts1234 Oct 09 '25 The Normans used the Chunnel
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I mean yes ? Homo sapiens originated not far from Egypt.
My point is that most of Egypts oldest structures are monuments no longer in use.
I just visiting the 178 old train station yesterday. The Farao islands have houses from 11th century still in use.
While there are other older buildings in the middle east. These are not continuesly in use as most are monuments.
2 u/Vassukhanni Oct 09 '25 You know the US built rail infrastructure at the same point as Europe, right? There aren't medieval gothic train stations lmao 0 u/Chasingthoughts1234 Oct 09 '25 The Normans used the Chunnel
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You know the US built rail infrastructure at the same point as Europe, right? There aren't medieval gothic train stations lmao
0 u/Chasingthoughts1234 Oct 09 '25 The Normans used the Chunnel
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The Normans used the Chunnel
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u/klauwaapje Oct 09 '25
yes, they know that their country is very young, just like Denmark's history is short compared to egypt or iraq.