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QUESTION
This artifact has been called "the first historical document in the world," but scholars are still debating its meanings.
This artifact has been called "the first historical
document in the world," but scholars are still
debating its meanings. For example, does it
represent something that actually happened, or is
it political propaganda? In your view, is this proof
that Narmer has united two kingdoms? Why or
why not?
