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    Although Byblian Trade May Have Traveled Across The Sinai

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    Although some trade likely occurred between Bybians and Egyptians across the Sinai or Red Sea, it is unlikely that complex architectural styles like recessed paneling spread indirectly. Many Gerzean sites were located near routes to the Red Sea, indicating some trade occurred via water. However, Egyptologists agree the Gerzean Culture largely developed indigenously in Egypt, despite signs of foreign influence.

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    Although some trade likely occurred between Bybians and Egyptians across the Sinai or Red Sea, it is unlikely that complex architectural styles like recessed paneling spread indirectly. Many Gerzean sites were located near routes to the Red Sea, indicating some trade occurred via water. However, Egyptologists agree the Gerzean Culture largely developed indigenously in Egypt, despite signs of foreign influence.

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    Although some trade likely occurred between Bybians and Egyptians across the Sinai or Red Sea, it is unlikely that complex architectural styles like recessed paneling spread indirectly. Many Gerzean sites were located near routes to the Red Sea, indicating some trade occurred via water. However, Egyptologists agree the Gerzean Culture largely developed indigenously in Egypt, despite signs of foreign influence.

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    Although Byblian trade may have traveled across the Sinai and then taken to the Red Sea, it is

    thought unlikely that something as complex as recessed panel architecture could have made its way
    into Egypt by proxy, and at least a small contingent of migrants is frequently suspected.
    Furthermore, the fact that so many Gerzean sites are at the mouths of wadis that lead to the Red
    Sea may indicate some amount of trade via the Red Sea .[17]
    Egyptologists generally concur that the Gerzean Culture is mostly indigenous to Egypt despite these
    signs of foreign influence.

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