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	Egypt Site Map
		Karnak, The First Courtyard at the Temple of Amun
		The Osirian Temple of Taharqa at Karnak in Egypt
		The Tomb of Mehu at Saqqara in Egypt
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	Egypt - MSN Encarta
		Egypt led in the formation of the Arab League and was a charter member of the United Nations (UN), both of which were formed in 1945.
		Egypt was ousted from the Arab League, whose secretariat was moved to Tunis.
		In the late 18th century widespread famine reduced the population of Egypt, and factional fighting in Cairo weakened the authority of the Mamluks.
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	First dynasty of Egypt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Known rulers, in the History of Egypt, for the First Dynasty.
		The First and Second Dynasties of ancient Egypt are often combined under the group title, Early Dynastic Period of Egypt.
		Information about the Protodynastic Period of Egypt is derived from a few monuments and other objects bearing royal names, the most important being the Narmer Palette.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/First_dynasty_of_Egypt (194 words)

	Egypt - First Dynasty
		Menes was the founding king of the 1st Dynasty, and was considered to be the first king to unify Upper and Lower Egypt into one kingdom.
		Wadj was the third king of the first Dynasty.
		Anedjib was the fifth king during the 1st dynasty.
	www.crystalinks.com /firstdynasty.html (991 words)

	Ancient Egypt - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		This last, however, did not represent the first period of foreign domination; the Roman period was to witness a marked, if gradual transformation in the political and religious life of the Nile Valley, effectively marking the termination of independent civilizational development.
		Ancient Egypt's foreign contacts included Nubia and Punt to the south, the Aegean and ancient Greece to the north, the Levant and other regions in the Near East to the east, and also Libya to the west.
		There is evidence of ancient Egyptian Pharaohs of the twelfth dynasty using the natural lake of the Fayyum as a reservoir to store surpluses of water for use during the dry seasons.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Ancient_Egypt (4267 words)

	Egypt 2001
		Under his energetic rule, Egypt was brought into the modern era, with the modernization of agriculture, the establishment of modern factories with European technology and managers manufacturing everything from cloth to refined sugar to glass, and the development of a large and modern army.
		Egypt's armed forces are primarily oriented towards the defense of the national territory of Egypt and Hijaz, with secondary orientations towards the defense of the Mediterranean basin and the Levant.
		Egypt maintains fully-accredited embassies in the capitals of each of the member-states of the East African Community and a mission to the Community government in Zanzibar, while the Community likewise maintains diplomatic posts on behalf of its member-states in the major cities of Egypt.
	www.ahtg.net /TpA/egy2001.html (8231 words)

	Egypt: History - Pharaonic Dynasty I
		Egypt's 1st Dynasty saw the emergence of a unified land stretching from the Delta to the first cataract at Aswan, a distance of over one thousand kilometers along the Nile Valley.
		The problems raised by the first four kings of the 1st Dynasty, with Menes at their head, are less easily solved and demand a wider perspective than has sufficed for the last four.
		But the Horus Den, the fifth king of Egypt's 1st Dynasty,, was also prominent upon the jar-sealings, which mention too a 'seal-bearer of the King of Lower Egypt' with a name compounded with that of the goddess Neith.
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	Egypt Travel - Egypt Tours - Egypt Vacations - Egypt Holidays
		Egypt's 1st Dynasty saw the emergence of a unified land stretching from the Delta to the first cataract at Aswan, a distance of over one thousand kilometers along the Nile Valley.
		The problems raised by the first four kings of the 1st Dynasty, with Menes at their head, are less easily solved and demand a wider perspective than has sufficed for the last four.
		Borchardt was the first to recognize the latter obvious facts, but he unfortunately jumped to the conclusion that 'Aha and Menes were identical, a view accepted also by Sethe.
	www.egypttravel.com.au /history/early_dynastic_01.htm (4407 words)

	Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dynasties of Ancient Egypt, Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt
		Horemheb 1321-1293 The Eighteenth Dynasty was founded by Ahmose, the brother of Kamose, the last ruler of the Seventeenth dynasty of Egypt.
		The Nineteenth dynasty of Egypt of Ramesses I succeeded it in 1293.
	read-and-go.hopto.org /Dynasties-of-Ancient-Egypt/Eighteenth-dynasty-of-Egypt.html (206 words)

	Egypt: History - Dynasty XXXI (Thirty-first Dynasty)
		Artaxerxes, after taking over all Egypt and demolishing the walls of the most important cities, by plundering the shrines amassed a vast quantity of silver and gold and carried off the inscribed records from the ancient temples, which later on Bagoas returned to the Egyptian priests on the payment of huge sums.
		Khababash, having listened to the priests' plea and having been reminded that the god Horus had expelled Xerxes and his son from Egypt by way of punishment, granted the petition, as was likewise done later by Ptolemy.
		There are here two clues to the historical position of Khababash: first he was clearly posterior to Xerxes, and secondly he is said to have made his decision after having explored the Delta mouths through which the 'Asiatics', i.e.
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	UPM Research: Egypt: Abydos (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The result is the first full picture of what one of these enclosures and its chapel was like; indeed, it was the template for all subsequent royal enclosures that followed.
		Importantly, this is the first time that definite evidence for the early demolition of a royal enclosure has been recovered, but archaeologists believe the same process was probably applied to all subsequent First Dynasty enclosures at Abydos.
		The practice of sacrificial burial died out at the end of the First Dynasty, but is echoed later in the elite cemeteries surrounding royal pyramids, and the shabtis, or worker figures which, after about 1650 B.C., were provided to royal and other burials alike.
	www.museum.upenn.edu /new/research/Exp_Rese_Disc/AfricaEgypt/abydos/release.shtml (1600 words)

	First period & Old Kingdom
		The king of Lower Egypt (that’s in the south because the Nile streams to the north) won the war and became King of Upper and Lower Egypt, a title that still ran 3000 years after this.
		Another symbol of Upper and Lower Egypt is the vulture and the snake, or the papyrus and the reed.
		This first period of Egypt (the first dynasty and before) is called the pre-dynastic period.
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	Egypt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		During the 22nd through 26th dynasties, the cities of Athribis and Heliopolis were under the control of a hereditary princedom, nominally subservient to the Pharaohs.
		Egypt was an Augustan province so the governors were appointed directly by the Emperor rather than by the traditional Senatorial lottery.
		Because of the importance of Egypt as the Empire's breadbasket, by law the governor of Egypt could not be of the Senatorial class (it was feared that consolidating too much power in a Senator invited revolt).
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	Timeline Egypt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shesi ruled at the beginning of the 15th Dynasty and was succeeded by Yakubher, Khyan, Apepi I, Apepi II, Anather in the 16th Dynasty, Yakobaam, Sobekemsaf II in the 17th Dynasty, and Intef VII.
		1303 In Egypt the Pharos Lighthouse at Alexandria was toppled by an earthquake.
		The giraffe was procured from Sultan Qaitbay, the Ottoman ruler of Egypt.
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	Egypt Tours, Egypt Travel, Egypt Vacations, Egypt Tours USA, American Egypt Tours, Egypt Tours in America, Egypt Tours ...
		Egypt is famous for its ancient civilization and some of the world's most ancient and important monuments, including the Giza Pyramids and the Great Sphinx of Giza ; the southern city of Luxor contains a particularly large number of ancient artifacts such as the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings.
		The brief French Invasion of Egypt in 1801 had a great social impact on the country and its culture, as native Egyptians were introduced to the principals of the French Revolution and were invited to head their own government.
		Saad Zaghlul was popularly-elected as Prime Minister of Egypt in 1924, and in 1936 the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty was concluded.
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	The Story of Atlantis: First Settlement in Egypt
		Egypt must now be referred to, and the consideration of this subject should let in a flood of light upon its early history.
		Although the first settlement in that country was not in the strict sense of the term a colony, it was from the Toltec race that was subsequently drawn the first great body of emigrants intended to mix with and dominate the aboriginal people.
		The Turanians who in the first map period had colonized the northern parts of the land lying immediately to the east of Atlantis, occupied in the second map period its southern shores (which included the present Morocco and Algeria).
	www.sacred-texts.com /atl/soa/soa25.htm (920 words)

	Egyptian Dynasties - Old Kingdom (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the 1st dynasty 3I00 2890 BC to the 8th dynasty 2181- 2125 BC Egyptian dating is expressed by ruling families - dynasties.
		The fourth dynasty came from Memphis and the fifth from the south in Elephantine.
		The first two kings of the fifth dynasty, were sons of a lady, Khentkaues, who was a member of the fourth dynasty royal family.
	www.discoveringegypt.com /dynasty1.htm (949 words)

	Article and photo from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Old Kingdom - from MyWay Travel
		In the 3rd Dynasty we meet a Pharaoh named Zoser and it is his architect Imhotep who is the person behind the construction and building of the first pyramid in Egypt.
		From this first pyramid and until the end of the 6th dynasty, more and more pyramids are being built with the pyramid of Kufu (4th Dynasty) as the largest and most known.
		Egypt is far more than a handfull of package tours, so dive in and look at real tour options.
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	Dynasties - Old Kingdom
		From the 1st dynasty 3I00 2890 BC to the 8th dynasty 2181- 2125 BC Egyptian dating is expressed by ruling families - dynasties.
		The fourth dynasty came from Memphis and the fifth from the south in Elephantine.
		The first two kings of the fifth dynasty, were sons of a lady, Khentkaues, who was a member of the fourth dynasty royal family.
	www.eyelid.co.uk /dynasty1.htm (957 words)

	The 30 Dynasties of Egypt
		Rulers of the Nineteenth Dynasty: Ramesses I (1291 - 1291 BC), Seti I (1291 1278 BC), Ramesses II (1279 - 1212 BC), Merneptah (1212 - 1202 BC), Amenmesses (1202 - 1199 BC), Seti II (1199 - 1193 BC), Siptah (1193 - 1187 BC) and Queen Twosret (1187 - 1185 BC).
		Ruler of the Twenty-second Dynasty: Sheshonk I (Libyan dynasty)
		Rulers of the Twenty-seventh Dynasty: Egypt is ruled by the Persian invaders Artaxeres, Xerxes, Darius I and Cambyses.
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	Egypt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was divided into lower and upper Egypt (don't get confused--lower Egypt is on top of upper Egypt, because the Nile flows from south to north) until king Menes united the two lands and became the king of Egypt.
		He also formed the first dynasty of Egypt.
		Egypt is also divided into 3 time periods--the old kingdom, middle kingdom, and new kingdom.
	www.geocities.com /arologia/Egypt.html (137 words)

	Magnificet Travel Agency Touristic Information for Egypt
		Egypt has played an important role through all of these eras, and today one can find monuments that evidence Egypt's role in most of the world's historic events.
		In Egypt, we find some of the first written words of civilization, but we also find great thinkers and writers through the Greek period, into the Christian era, the archaic Islamic period and even modern Nobel Literates.
		The Third Dynasty is known as a golden age of cultural freshness and energy.
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	The Ancient Egypt Site - 1st Dynasty
		Although from the reign of the Horus Den on, they often took the kings' Nebti-names as their Prenomen, the relationship between the names in the Kinglists and those mentioned on the archaeological sources is not always clear.
		This is the case for all kings preceding the Horus Den, the first four kings of the 1st Dynasty.
		The next clue to the identification of Menes and a confirmation of the chronology of the 1st Dynasty is provided by two seals found in 1985 and 1995 at the royal cemetery at Umm el-Qa'ab.
	www.ancient-egypt.org /history/01_03/01.html (0 words)

	Egypt: The Kings (Pharaohs) of Ancient Egypt
		For most of the time, the usual word for the king of ancient Egypt was nesu, but a whole range of titles were applicable to any full statement of a king's names and titulary.
		According to many sources, the first real king of Egypt, therefore ruling over the unified land, was Menes, who would have ruled Egypt around 3100 BC, but we have little if any archaeological basis for this name.
		In ancient (Pharaonic) Egypt, the pinnacle of Egyptian society, and indeed of religion, was the king.
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	Table of Contents - Chapter Four
		According to the tradition of Manetho, the first king of united Egypt was Menes, who came from Thinis in Upper Egypt, united the two lands, and established his capital at Memphis in about 3200-3100 B.C. Some scholars believe that he was known as the eldest son of Sargon.
		The Fourth Dynasty was the time of the pyramid-builders par excellence: the pyramids of Khufu (Cheops or Kheops, second king of IV Dynasty 2590-2567 B.C. or 2575-2465 B.C. Khafre (Chephre or Khephren), and Menkaure (Mycerions) were constructed at Giza, on the Nile River outside of Cairo.
		The proverbs of Ptahhotep, a vizier of the Fifth Dynasty, are well-known.
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	Egypt Pyramids Index
		Otherwise, only one royal pyramid is known in southern Egypt (at Abydos), that being the one built by Ahmose, founder of the 18th Dynasty and Egypt's New Kingdom.
		In Egypt, all but a select few of the pyramids were built as tombs, sometimes to hold the physical body of a pharaoh (as well as other individuals), or to hold the soul of the deceased (as in the case of the small cult pyramids built next to the larger ones).
		In fact, the first Pyramid we believe that was built in Egypt, that of Djoser, was not a true pyramid at all with smooth sides and a point at the top.
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	Virtual Khan
		Egypt’s massive pyramids, lavish burial temples, impenetrable forts and towering obelisks were the result of unparalleled architectural genius, unrivaled technology and millions of man-hours of backbreaking labor.
		As Egypt’s succession of pharaohs alternately conquered and ceded vast expanses of what is today the Middle East, they pushed their royal architects to stretch the boundaries of imagination and human potential—essentially inventing the science of structural engineering as they went along.
		• Menes, the founding king of the First Dynasty and the first pharaoh to unify Upper and Lower Egypt into one kingdom, oversaw the construction of the world’s first dam—a massive wall that protected Egypt’s capital Memphis from the Nile’s ravaging flood waters.
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	Narmer - Famous Egyptians - Narmer was Founder of Egypt - the First Dynasty of a Unified Egypt.
		Narmer - Famous Egyptians - Narmer was Founder of Egypt - the First Dynasty of a Unified Egypt.
		Narmer - Founder of the First Dynasty of a Unified Egypt.
		The successor of Serket, he is considered by some to be the founder of the First dynasty.
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