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Sebakh

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Background

In ancient Egypt, "sebakh" (also spelled "sebbakh" or "sebakha") refers to a type of organic fertilizer made from decomposed organic matter, particularly agricultural waste such as crop residues, animal dung, and plant material. Here are key aspects of ancient Egyptian sebakh:

Production Process

Agricultural Use

Cultural and Historical Significance

Legacy and Modern Applications

Sources

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