Science, asked by manishalohar285, 3 months ago

the ancient egyptian use this unit of length

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Answered by CutieBun01

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Answer:

The Egyptian unit of length and volume were the royal cubit and hekat.

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Answered by himagnasimhadri

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Answer:

The answer is cubit

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