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Ancient Egyptian Art Scholar on Military Doctrine
The article focuses on ancient Egyptian military doctrine, which was primarily based on defense and deterrence to protect the homeland, rather than on occupation or land annexation. It clarifies that Egypt's expansions during the New Kingdom era, especially under Pharaoh Thutmose III, aimed to secure borders and achieve strategic depth, rather than to occupy neighboring territories. The regions under Egyptian influence were not actually annexed as Egyptian lands, reflecting the ongoing tradition of defending the homeland as a fundamental part of Egyptian heritage.
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