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PRE-DYNASTIC (4650–3150)
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Early kings of Nekhen (Greek name Hierakonpolis) - ancient Egyptians thought it was old, and venerated its early rulers, their names long forgotten, as the jackal headed Souls of Nekhen... a time of social change and economic development throughout Predynastic Egypt Hierakonpolis was at its peak in the Naqada IIC period, thus about 3500BC... read more |
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EARLY DYNASTIC: DYNASTIES 0–2 (3150–2686 BC)
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Egyptian civilization began: Egypt was divided into two kingdoms, known as Upper Egypt (Ta Shemau) and Lower Egypt (Ta Mehu)... |
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{DYNASTY} (3150–3050 BC)
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Upper and Lower Egypt are united. Pharaohs are absolute rulers. The pyramids are built. Kerma, first capital of Nubia. Nubia is the homeland of Africa's earliest black culture with a history which can be traced from 7000 B.C. onward through Nubian monuments temples... continue Dynasty - In antiquity this title began to be used for the ruler who was the religious and political leader of united ancient Egypt... continue |
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DYNASTY 1 (3050–2890 BC)
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Unification of Egypt where Memphis is founded as the capital of Egypt by Menes. United North and South Kingdoms. First evidence of Egyptian hieroglyphics - already very advanced in form. read more *Pharaoh Menes reigned 62 years. Flickr Photos: Edfu Temple statue |
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