Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "World of Antiquity"
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Personally, I think the myth is heavily inspired by general real cataclysms – similar how unrelated cultures have great flood myths, this is just Greek version of that, with knowledge that Minoans and Mycenaeans. "Man build tower, man arrogant, man cast down" and washed away... Stories retold to avoid making the same mistakes people always did. That is the point, not underwater loot!
For this reason I don't see a point "finding the Exodus Pharaoh", he's not named for a reason... that's not the point of the story, fighting back against oppression and freeing slaves is. I find this extremely relatable, there's always SOME tinpot "pharaoh" who'd rather sacrifice his country's first born sons than stop invading... yeah, it's very applicable to any anti-colonial movement.
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16:02 This isn't even specific for antiquity, most high ranking people were dictating and either scribes or, later, editors for printing, were writing it down, that's even if they composed the texts themselves, I mean you don't expect Biden to write his own press releases, right? A personal note from, say, Queen of Sweden, is rare even now!
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