Egypt
Tradition, mythology and later custom make it possible to recover but little of the history of prehistoric Egypt, of the time written record began.At first, there are simple village communities gradually learning the techniques of agriculture, weaving, the domestication of animals and the manufacture of stone and pottery vessels. A few large palettes and ceremonial maceheads from Nekkhen (Hierakonpolis), of the period proceding immediately the 1st dynasty (end of the fourth millennium), are carved with what seem to be semisymbolic that seem to be historical records and may represent the victory of a king of upper Egypt over northerners of the delta region. At this time the suggested capital of Egypt could be Nekheb now represented on the ruins of Al Kab. Nekhbet goddess of Al Kab, represented the upper or southern kingdom, while Udjo (Buto) presided over the delta. The two goddesses, on form of vulture and cobra, were united in the royal diadem. There is an archaic period that is represented by 8 kings, that are know by their tomb and their dynasty, the traditional founder of the dynasty was Mena, the Greek Menes, who had thought he united the kingdom and founded Memphis as a capital.
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Approximate Word count = 2024
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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