Archaeology and archaeology of Pharaonic Egypt

At the end of the Middle State, Egypt entered a period of weakness in which the rulers of the Territories were powerful and fighting against them. This gave the opportunity to small tribes called the "Hexos" by the historian Manitoon who, against Egypt, used the wheels of war, brought the north of the country under their control for 100 years, and made Oares the Stone as their capital. Only a small part of independent Egypt remains governed by the shorter kings of "Tahida." Top page 6 Modern State Age: Starting around 1570 CE and covering 18th, 19th and 10th families He is the founder of the modern state after fighting the Hexos, the Nubians, the reunification of the country and the establishment of the cornerstone of the Egyptian Empire. Egypt was concerned with the creation of an organized army of forces that helped to establish this empire. Egypt's borders extended as far north as Syria and South to Central Africa and as one of the most important monarchs of this era. Amenhotep III. Nefertiti Akhnaton Hatchpot Tout This was an era of openness to the world, and Egypt experienced its fairest times in various fields of civilization - architecture, agriculture, literature and militarism. Egypt became prosperous. L. up page 7 - Late Age (Age of Foreign Influence): About 1085 It includes families from the twenty-first century to the thirty-third century, in which Egypt was divided into dollars in which the twentieth family used Libyan mercenary soldiers until one of them was able to do so. The first "Sheshang" ascended to the throne of Egypt, established the 22nd dynasty, separated the Nuba from Egypt, until the kings of the Nuba were able to conquer all of Egypt under their rule around 720 CE and their king was founded by the king. The first King of the 25th Dynasty entered Egypt. Ashur Panibal, the Ashurian, was expelled by King Absmatic and declared himself king of Egypt 663 CE, which is known as the Saawian era, and tried to bring back the glories of the first pharaohs, until the king invaded Qambez, Egypt, 525 CE, annexed Egypt to the Persian Empire and destroyed the capital. "Goodness" revolted against the Persians several times until the Persians returned again in 341 CE until Alexander the Great entered it in 332 CE. And so the pharaoh-era ends and it looks like.