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This document provides an overview of Egyptian civilization from pre-dynastic times through the Roman period. It outlines the major dynasties that ruled ancient Egypt, including the Old Kingdom, New Kingdom, and Ptolemaic Dynasty. Key figures like Hatshepsut, Tutankhamun, and Ramesses II are mentioned. The document also briefly discusses aspects of daily life, religion, architecture, art, and achievements in fields like medicine, technology, and mathematics.

EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION
•Salima Shah •Raahima Nasim
•Rafia Anwer •Subata Iftikhar
•Somia Sheikh •Munir Nauroze
•Areeba Iqbal •Arshma Haider
•Beenish Ali •Warda Mairaj

EGYPTIAN DYNASTIES

• Pre dynastic Egypt
• Early Dynastic Period
• Old Kingdom
• First Intermediate Period
• Middle Kingdom
• Second Intermediate Period
• New Kingdom
• Third Intermediate Period
• Late Period
• Ptolemaic Period
• Roman Period

EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT
(c. 3050 –2686 BC)
Narmer Palette

1st INTERMEDIATE PERIOD (2181–1991 BC)
& MIDDLE KINGDOM

AHMOSE I HATSHEPSUT TUTHMOSIS III AKHENATEN RAMESSES II

ROMAN PERIOD
WHITE CHAPEL,
KARNAK TEMPLE

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Ancient egypt

1. EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION •Salima Shah •Raahima Nasim •Rafia Anwer •Subata Iftikhar •Somia Sheikh •Munir Nauroze •Areeba Iqbal •Arshma Haider •Beenish Ali •Warda Mairaj

2. INTRODUCTION

4. HISTORY

5. EGYPTIAN DYNASTIES • Pre dynastic Egypt • Early Dynastic Period • Old Kingdom • First Intermediate Period • Middle Kingdom • Second Intermediate Period • New Kingdom • Third Intermediate Period • Late Period • Ptolemaic Period • Roman Period

6. PRE-DYNASTIC EGYPT Naqada II

7. EARLY DYNASTIC EGYPT (c. 3050 –2686 BC) Narmer Palette

8. OLD KINGDOM (2686–2181 BC)

9. 1st INTERMEDIATE PERIOD (2181–1991 BC) & MIDDLE KINGDOM

10. 2nd INTERMEDIATE PERIOD (1674–1549 BC)

11. NEW KINGDOM (1549-1069 BC)

12. AHMOSE I HATSHEPSUT TUTHMOSIS III AKHENATEN RAMESSES II

13. 3rd INTERMEDIATE PERIOD (1069 – 664 BC)

14. SMENDES SHOSHENQ I TAHARQA PSAMTIK I

15. LATE PERIOD (664 – 332 BC)

16. PTOLEMAIC DYNASTY ALEXANDER THE GREAT

17. ROMAN PERIOD WHITE CHAPEL, KARNAK TEMPLE