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    Greeking Out from National Geographic KidsS10E7 - Ethiopian and Out with the Snake King
    22 minSeason 10Episode 7

    S10E7 - Ethiopian and Out with the Snake King

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    Oh Muses! Snake kings and werecreatures await in the Ancient civilization of Aksum - modern day Ethiopia and Eritrea. In this episode we encounter common poisonous flowers, distractable birds, trade routes, early hominid skeletons, and an ancient empire.

    You can listen to Greeking Out two weeks early and ad free on Wondery+!

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    © National GeographicLength 22 min7 June 2024Season 10Episode 7StoriesHistoryMythologyUSAStory

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    Oh Muses! Snake kings and werecreatures await in the Ancient civilization of Aksum - modern day Ethiopia and Eritrea. In this episode we encounter common poisonous flowers, distractable birds, trade routes, early hominid skeletons, and an ancient empire.

    You can listen to Greeking Out two weeks early and ad free on Wondery+!

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