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Early Dynastic Period (3000 - 2600 BCE.)

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Early Dynastic Period (3000 - 2600 BCE.)

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Fact 1: Early images of the Kings were brutal, showing smiting scenes or the slaughter of prisoners of war.

Fact 2: The environment changed in northeast Africa from a more temperate climate with grassland and rainfall to the driest desert known today.

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Narmer was the ruler of Egypt in this time

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The coffins of the Early Dynastic Period were intended for a contracted burial with the body in a fetal position. This coffin was excavated at Kafr Tarkhan near the Faiyum by Sir W.M.F. Petrie.

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Fact 1: The Egyptians were one people, united and proud.

Fact 2: The Old Kingdom was the period of balance and building.

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Djoser and the pyramids of Giza.

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Fact 1: This was a time of political reconciliation and agricultural reorganization.

Fact 2: The Egyptian language became widely used in nonreligious or magical contexts such as fiction stories.

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Mentuhotep was the ruler in the middle age

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Mentuhotep was the ruler in the middle age

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A necklace was a classic middle kingdom wesekh collar

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Fact 1:  Akhnaton set up a short-lived new religion worshiping a single god called the Aten.

Fact 2:  The middle kingdom was famous for such fascinating rulers.

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Akhnaton was one of many rulers in the New Kingdom

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Akhnaton was one of many rulers in the New Kingdom

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Amenhotep III Kohl Tube was a tube for eye-paint (kohl) with cartouche of Amenhotep III. Brown. Translation by: David P. Silverman.

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Fact 1: Egypt was attacked 3 times by Assyria

Fact 2: The Persian empire kept invading Egypt and Egypt fell under the control of the Persian empire again. Then, The young king Alexander The Great defeated the Persians and was appointed pharaoh.

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Alexander The Great defeated the Persians and became a pharaoh 

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Alexander The Great defeated the Persians and became a pharaoh 

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Shabti of Pa-hws-mst, the Overseer of the Treasury. Faience shabtis became standard and common due to the ease of their mass production, During the Late Period, vast numbers of shabtis were placed in each tomb.

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Fact 1: Alexander’s generals, including a man named Ptolemy, split up when he died

Fact 2: Alexander’s general, Potomly, founded a new dynasty. These rulers spoke Greek.

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Cleopatra was the ruler of Egypt in the  Greco-Roman period and she died. 

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Cleopatra was the ruler of Egypt in the  Greco-Roman period and she died. 

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The Temple of Edfu was buried under centuries of sand and silt until the nineteenth century when French Egyptologist Auguste Mariette rediscovered the site.