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Egypt in Ancient Period: 1st-10th Dynasties Period political history

2014
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Yüksel Arslantaş

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Egypt, located in the northeast of the continent of Africa to the west, south west and east covered by deserts, its own culture and traditions, which is an African country. Egypt, located in the desert of Lower Egypt (northern Egypt-Nile delta) and Upper Egypt (South Egypt and the Nile Valley) is handled in two parts. The country's principal area of approximately 1100 km long and 10-20 km wide (approximately 30,000 km ², which is an area) is composed of the Nile oasis. This area west by a narrow coastal strip of Libya, the Sinai Peninsula and the Suez Strait and is open to Syria. Nile River, Egypt alone give life not only in Egypt but also the interaction between the surrounding culture has provided. Egypt's geographical location, the region provides a natural defense capability. This situation was a contemporary compared to other civilizations, Egypt has allowed us to live longer. Egypt has been influenced by different geological periods. 4 In this era of geological time, especially when it comes to the Egyptian climate was quite warm and humid. Droughts have increased from south to north and two deserts of Egypt since then has remained in its present form narrow valleys. Of Egypt, which is one of the most important cities of the African continent, especially the length of the Nile River, is 6,500 kilometers long. But the fact that Egypt is a valley extending until the sea Asuv is between 24-31 degrees north latitude. Egypt's natural position, has created a unique cultural structure. Need to have faith in science, art and architecture are quite advanced. Embalming their dead so that alternative medicine methods and systems have an important place in history. Keywords: Egypt, Pharaoh, Nil River, Africa, Culture.

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Emrullah Çiçek

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Emrullah Çiçek (Master Thesis). Egypt in Ancient Period: 1st-10th Dynasties Period political history, 2014, Fırat University.

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