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Sci & Tech Chronology: In the year 640

Transportation

For the last time, the canal begun by Pharaoh Necho about 1200 years earlier is restored to use, this time by the Arab general 'Amr ibn-al-'As. It is covered in sand for good sometime in the eighth century as later Arab rulers allow the entire canal system of Egypt to fill in, resulting in massive famine when there is no longer irrigation for Egypt's fields. See also 100 Transportation; 1856 Transportation.


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Ab urbe condita 1393
Armenian calendar 89
ԹՎ ՁԹ
Bahá'í calendar -1204 – -1203
Berber calendar 1590
Buddhist calendar 1184
Burmese calendar 2
Byzantine calendar 6148 – 6149
Chinese calendar 己亥年十二月初三日
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庚子年十一月十三日
(3277/3337-11-13)
Coptic calendar 356 – 357
Ethiopian calendar 632 – 633
Hebrew calendar 4400 – 4401
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 - Vikram Samvat 695 – 696
 - Shaka Samvat 562 – 563
 - Kali Yuga 3741 – 3742
Holocene calendar 10640
Iranian calendar 18 – 19
Islamic calendar 19 – 20
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