A Little Bit Intercourse Between China and Ptolemy Egypt
Tian Ming
Abstract
Tian Ming
Abstract
As two great countries with ancient civilization, neither China nor Egypt is insular and inaccessible. Both China Han Dynasty and Hellenistic Egypt (Ptolemy Dynasty) have close relations with their around regions and they exchanged directly with each other in 2-1 century B.C, at latest, which can be made sure by historical documents and more and more archaeological excavation. Their traffic through the seaway and land route promoted the cultural exchange between China and The West.
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As two great countries with ancient civilization, neither China nor Egypt is insular and inaccessible. Both China Han Dynasty and Hellenistic Egypt (Ptolemy Dynasty) have close relations with their around regions and they exchanged directly with each other in 2-1 century B.C, at latest, which can be made sure by historical documents and more and more archaeological excavation. Their traffic through the seaway and land route promoted the cultural exchange between China and The West.
Key concepts: Ptolemy's table of chords, Civilization, China, Ancient history, History, Excavation, Bit (key), Geography