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The Egyptian word describing the red land?

the ancient Egyptians called these deserts the "Red Land because of their scorching heat.


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The Egyptian word describing the red land?

the ancient Egyptians called these deserts the "Red Land because of their scorching heat.


What did ancient Egyptians call the desert?

The Sahara Desert


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