> There would be some surprises for historians and archaeologists, but we certainly wouldn't treat them as cultural or technological equals. Generally speaking

> There would be some surprises for historians and archaeologists, but we certainly wouldn't treat them as cultural or technological equals. Generally speaking, about once a year, archeologists find something that completely challenges their theories on human evolution. https://www.livescience.com/biggest-archaeology-discoveries-2019.html https://www.livescience.com/biggest-archaeology-discoveries-... Just the amount of engineering the Egyptians did is enough to warrant our continued fascination with their culture, some 5,000 years later.