Exodus From Drying Sahara Gave Rise to Pharaohs, Study Says
Jul. 20, 2006

The pharaohs of ancient Egypt owed their existence to prehistoric climate change in the Eastern Sahara, an exhaustive study of archaeological data suggests.

Starting at about 8500 B.C., researchers say, broad swaths of what are now Egypt, Chad, Libya, and Sudan experienced a "sudden onset of humid conditions."

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