6 sentences with “geographical”

Despite its geographical proximity to Mesopotamia and Anatolia, Egypt at the time was largely separated from the civilisations of those regions.

Rome itself had some key geographical advantages. Its hills were easily defensible, making it difficult for invaders to carry out a successful attack.

This text projects a broader geographical vision than traditional textbooks of Western Civilisation, focusing in many cases on the pivotal historical role of the Middle East, not just Europe.

The geographical contours of these two religions, Christianity and Islam, will remain largely in place to this day, while the shared civilisation that brought them into existence continues to change.

The division is both geographical and linguistic: ancient Sumerian is not related to any modern language, but the Akkadian language family was Semitic, related to modern languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.

What is known as the Jewish "Diaspora", that is, the geographical dispersion of the Jews, actually began in 538 BC, because many Jews chose to remain in Babylon and, soon, in other cities of the Persian Empire.