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Oh, dude, "deben" in ancient Egypt was a unit of weight used to measure precious metals like gold and silver. It was like their version of a fancy scale, you know? So, if someone back then said, "Hey, I'll trade you this cool trinket for 10 debens of gold," you better hope you had some shiny bling to hand over!

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a unit of weight ancient Egyptians used in the Middle Kingdom

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