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Similarities Between Egyptian And Chinese Weapons
The ancient egyptian weapons and the ancient chinese weapons are both have great weapons but one of thoughs places has better weapons, and i'll go over the similarities, the differences, and which is better.
The Egyptian and the chinese have some similarities in which are the chinese and the egyptians both use mosty bow and some sort of form of archery. They both also used chariots to have a way to transport there archery units
Well some of the differences are, they used a lot of different weapons and some of those weapons are the hyksos (mainly used by the egyptians), the halberd (mainly used by the chinese). The chinese also a lot of the time used swords and stuff like that more than the egyptians.
The chinese is better because, some of their


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