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The 68 pages that link to Ancient Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• PapyrusNarrower topic: Papyrus became a major writing material within Egyptian administration, religion, and literature.

• Nile ValleyNarrower topic: Its political and cultural history unfolded along the Nile corridor.

• MummificationNarrower topic: Mummification developed within Egyptian funerary beliefs and changing burial customs.

• Red Sea tradeNarrower topic: Egyptian rulers organized Red Sea expeditions and linked maritime imports to Nile institutions.

• PiyeNarrower topic: Piye’s conquest placed Kushite kings within this older state and cultural tradition.

• Third Intermediate Period of EgyptNarrower topic: The period’s political changes formed one phase within Egypt’s much longer history.

• Ancient Egyptian agricultureNarrower topic: Agricultural surpluses helped sustain its cities, institutions, and centralized government.

• Badarian cultureNarrower topic: Badarian finds illuminate antecedents without making the culture identical to later Egyptian civilization.

• Lower EgyptNarrower topic: Lower Egypt was one of its two principal territorial divisions.

• Edwin Smith PapyrusNarrower topic: The papyrus emerged from Egypt’s literate medical culture.

• Egyptian EmpireNarrower topic: The empire was one outward-facing phase of a civilization centered on the Nile.

• Wedding ringNarrower topic: Ancient Egyptian ring customs are often cited in accounts of wedding-ring symbolism.

• AmyrtaeusNarrower topic: Amyrtaeus ruled within its late dynastic period.

• Luxor GovernorateNarrower topic: The monuments within the governorate were built across several periods of its history.

• Sharqia GovernorateNarrower topic: The area now called Sharqia formed part of ancient Egypt’s eastern Delta.

• Minya GovernorateNarrower topic: Its cities and monuments are part of the governorate’s deep history.