Life Before the Pharaohs

The Egyptian dynasty was a mystery to archaeologists before Pharaoh lived more than half of the 20th century like a pyramid. Some of the small discoveries made since the earlier pharaohs were not enough to prove or refute the various theories circulated at that time. One of the first relics unearthed during reunification was Nelson's palette discovered by the British archaeologist James Edward Kibel at the end of the 19th century.

The early monarch of Egypt was king, not pharaoh. Until the time it was called the New Kingdom (1570 BC - 1069 BC), the title of the ruler "Pharaoh" appeared. Prior to the new kingdom, the dynasty dynasty was called "worshiper" by foreign politicians and court members and foreign rulers were called "brothers", even after King Egypt was called Pharaoh, both customs Continued to exist. In 3150 BC, the first dynasty appeared in Egypt and was united by King Menes in Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt (3150 BC, now considered as Nelson). Menes / Narmer is depicted in an inscription wrapped in two crowns of Egypt and shows unification, but his control is thought to be consistent with the will of God, but the king's office He is not in sacred relationship until after

The Egyptian dynasty was a mystery to archaeologists before Pharaoh lived more than half of the 20th century like a pyramid. Some of the small discoveries made since the earlier pharaohs were not enough to prove or refute the various theories circulated at that time. - Bronze Age monumental building The significance of monumental buildings in Egypt and Crete is not only the function it plays but also the cultural value it represents. The monument is beautiful and functional, aesthetically a kind of cultural expression. In the Mediterranean civilization of the Bronze Age, the development of monumental buildings was mainly influenced by the political structure of the country.