EGYPT

By Carla Vila Perez
  • 3000 BCE

    DISCOVERIES

    DISCOVERIES
    They created their own writing, the hieroglyphics.
  • Period: 3000 BCE to 2050 BCE

    OLD KINGDOM

  • 2665 BCE

    PHARAOH: DYESER

    PHARAOH: DYESER
    The Pharaoh Dyeser transfers the capital of Egypt to Menfis, and extended the Egyptian empire from Nubia to Sunaí.
  • 2570 BCE

    MONUMENT : PYRAMID OF GIZA

    MONUMENT : PYRAMID OF GIZA
    It is the oldest of the seven wonders of the world and the only one that still remains, besides being the largest of the pyramids of Egypt.
  • Period: 2050 BCE to 1580 BCE

    MIDDLE KINGDOM

  • 1995 BCE

    PHARAOH:MENTUHOTEP II

    PHARAOH:MENTUHOTEP II
    He replaced his father Intef III. His name means he is satisfied.
  • 1979 BCE

    TEMPLE: DEIR EL-BAHARI

    TEMPLE: DEIR EL-BAHARI
    It means the convent of the north.
    It is a complex of funerary temples and tombs, located on the banks of the Nile River.
  • 1775 BCE

    ART:STATUE IBY-REF

    ART:STATUE IBY-REF
    There was a tendency towards the humanized representation of Egyptian royalty, particularly portraits
  • Period: 1580 BCE to 1100 BCE

    NEW KINGDOM

  • 1550 BCE

    TEMPLE :LÚXOR

    TEMPLE :LÚXOR
    It is an unusual double temple built in the Egyptian city of Kom Ombo.
    The southern half of the temple was dedicated to Sobek, god of fertility and creator of the world.
  • 1336 BCE

    PHARAOH : TUTANKAMON

    PHARAOH : TUTANKAMON
    Tutankhamun was a Pharaoh of the dynasty XVIII of Ancient Egypt.
    The treasures of the grave are of great beauty and great value, both artistic and historical. His sarcophagus is known for having a very well carved gold mask decorated in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
  • 1312 BCE

    ECONOMIA

    ECONOMIA
    They were very important the mining of gold, precious stones, copper ...Protective gods were named for the mines
  • Period: 1100 BCE to 31 BCE

    FOREIGN RULE

  • 672 BCE

    PHARAOH : WAHIBRA

    PHARAOH : WAHIBRA
    He reunited Egypt, son of Necao I.
  • 525 BCE

    END OF THE PHARAOH

    END OF THE PHARAOH
    The pharaohs stopped reigning in Egypt. Cambyses, Persian King, Egypt added to his reign, but finally this was destroyed by Alexander the Great.
  • 180 BCE

    TEMPLE: KOM OMBO

    TEMPLE: KOM OMBO
    It is an unusual double temple built in the Egyptian city of Kom Ombo.
    The southern half of the temple was dedicated to Sobek, god of fertility and creator of the world.