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Pyramids of Sudan
Original title: スーダン ピラミッド
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Sudan has approximately 250–255 pyramids, more than neighboring Egypt. Built as tombs for kings and queens of the ancient Kush civilization (Nubian civilization), which flourished along the Nile before the Common Era, they are smaller than Egyptian pyramids and characterized by steep slopes (angles of about 65–68 degrees).
スーダンには、隣国エジプトを上回る約250〜255基ものピラミッドが存在しています。紀元前にナイル川流域で栄えた古代クシュ文明（ヌビア文明）の王や王妃の墓として建造されたもので、エジプトのものよりも規模が小さく、傾斜が急（角度約65〜68度）なのが特徴です。
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