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Predynastic

before 2650 B.C.


(Early Dynastic?)


Dynasties 1,2


Ends w

Old Kingdom

2650–2150 BCE


(early bronze age)



Middle Kingdom

2040–1640 BCE


(middle bronze age)

New Kingdom

1550–1070 BCE


(late bronze age)

Late Period

712–332 BCE

Ptolemaic Period

332 BCE–30 BCE


(ruled by Greco-Romans)

Ancient Egyptian Dualism

Order v Chaos


Isfet v Ma'at


Flooding v receding


day v night



Female Figure


3500–3400 BCE


Predynastic period


Painted Terracotta


11.5 inches tall


Brooklyn Museum


Discovered in 1907

Fish Shaped Palette,


3400–3200 BCE,


Graywacke, Brooklyn Museum

Palette of King Narmer,


from Hierakonpolis, Egypt,


Predynastic, 3000-2920B.C.E.,


slate,


2' 1" high


(Egyptian Museum, Cairo)

Sphinx of Giza,


Egyptian,


Old Kingdom2558–2532 BC

Funerary Statue of Pharaoh Khafre


2570 BCE Old Kingdom Carved Anorthosite Gneiss (Very hard dark stone)

Dream Stele or Sphinx Stele


1401 BCE New Kingdom

King Menkaure (Mycerinus) and queen


2490-2472 B.C.E.Old Kingdom


Greywacke


Found in Giza, 1910


Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Senwosret III as a Sphinx


1878–1840 BCE Middle Kingdom


Carved Gneiss

Head of Senusret III


1874-1855 BCE Middle Kingdom

Head of a Statue of Amenemhat III Wearing the White Crown


1859–1813 BCE Middle Kingdom


Greywacke

Canopic Jar and Cover of LadySenebtisi


1938–1759 BCE Middle Kingdom


Painted Limestone


Brooklyn Museum

Queen Kawit with Two Servants


Cairo Museum


Approx. 2010BCE Middle Kingdom

Thutmose I and His Mother Seniseneb


Tempura on paper by Nina de GarisDavies 1925; original 1479–1458 BCE New Kingdom Copy of painted relief from the Chapel of Anubis in the mortuary temple of Hatshepsut


Met Museum

Lower Egypt Symbols


Upper Egypt Symbols

Lower: Red crown, papyrus, bee, uraeus (cobra)


Upper: White crown, lotus, sedge, vulture