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Also Known As Amenemmes I
Title / Office king (1937BC-1908BC), Egypt

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Amenemhet I
Map showing historical sites associated with Egypt from Predynastic to Byzantine times, spanning the Nile River valley and delta, Sinai Peninsula, and surrounding regions including Libya, Nubia, the Levant, and the eastern Mediterranean. Major ancient cities, archaeological sites, cataracts of the Nile, and neighboring civilizations are labeled.
Map of northern Egypt highlighting major archaeological and historical sites from the Predynastic to Byzantine periods. The map focuses on the Nile delta region, showing ancient cities and settlements such as Alexandria, Memphis, Giza, Heliopolis, and Tanis, with rivers and major branches of the Nile depicted.
Map showing archaeological and historical sites along the Nile River in Egypt, from Predynastic to Byzantine times. Locations include Thebes, Karnak, Luxor, Valley of the Kings, Abydos, Naqadah, and others, with an inset focusing on the area around Thebes.
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Sculpted head of Akhenaten, ancient Egyptian pharaoh, with elongated facial features and a tall, ornate headdress, displayed at the Alexandria National Museum.
Akhenaten
king of Egypt
Ramses II
Ramses II
king of Egypt
Map showing the extent of the Ancient Egyptian Empire during the New Kingdom period of Thutmose III, highlighted in orange, covering Egypt, the Nile River valley, Sinai, and stretching northeast through Palestine, Phoenicia, and Syria. The map also marks the Fertile Crescent and neighboring regions such as Assyria and Babylonia in pink, with key cities and geographic features labeled.
Thutmose III
king of Egypt
Sesostris III
Sesostris III
king of Egypt
Norman de Garis Davies: Dragging a Statue of Thutmose I
Thutmose I
king of Egypt
Sesostris I
Sesostris I
king of Egypt
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Thutmose IV
king of Egypt
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Merneptah
king of Egypt
Amenhotep III
Amenhotep III
king of Egypt
Thutmose II
Thutmose II
king of Egypt
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Ramses IV
king of Egypt
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Psamtik I
king of Egypt
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Ay
king of Egypt
Ankhnesmerire II holding Pepi II
Pepi II
king of Egypt
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Ramses I
king of Egypt
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Ramses XI
king of Egypt
Ahmose I
Ahmose I
king of Egypt
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Smenkhkare
king of Egypt
Pyramid of Unas
Unas
king of Egypt
Al-Lahun: pyramid of Sesostris II
Sesostris II
king of Egypt

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