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The practice of honoring those who have been lost in battle dates back to which two ancient civilizations?

The practice of honoring those who have been lost in battle dates back to which two ancient civilizations?
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The practice of honoring those who have been lost in battle dates back to which two ancient

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Indus River valley civilizations I don’t really know anymore on the top of my headache
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It was between Iranians and filapinons nice work man it’s easy
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