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The core structure of the whole article is broken > needs mention of Egyptian religion

The page is about the history timeline of religion.

There is no mention of any god or deity, -just burial rituals, statues of animals and humans, and monuments without scripture,- and then we get to the Pyramid of Djoser being built

By that time the Egyptian civilization had been using Gods and religion for hundreds of years which has not been mentioned at all yet in the timeline of religion.

(((is this just a history of religious buildings?))) VVBJKF

Indigenous Culture is much older than this article portrays.

In Australia there is a history of continuous cultural practices that date back as far as 64,000 BP. Their dreamtime stories talk about creation and the spirit of ancestors and nature. This begs the question of 'what is a religion'? The Australian First Nations people have no written culture but stories that talk of events dating back to the last ice age with petroglyphs now submerged. Glyphis (talk) 08:58, 18 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]