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The 13 pages that link to Avaris, each with the reason it gives.

• HyksosBroader topic: Its archaeology reveals the Hyksos center of power and ties to the Levant.

• Second Intermediate Period of EgyptBroader topic: This fortified center anchored Hyksos rule in northern Egypt.

• Seventeenth Dynasty of EgyptBroader topic: Control of this northern stronghold became central to the conflict.

• KamoseRelated: It was the political center Kamose sought to weaken.

• Seqenenre TaoRelated: Avaris was the northern power center opposed to Seqenenre’s Theban dynasty.

• TanisRelated: Its nearby location connects Tanis to the Delta's older centers of power.

• Thirteenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its rise as a rival center illustrates the regional shift away from Itjtawy.

• Fourteenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Some reconstructions place the Fourteenth Dynasty's seat in the eastern Delta near Avaris.

• Kathleen KenyonRelated: Its chronology, like Jericho’s, relies on correlating stratigraphy with external dating evidence.

• Fifteenth Dynasty of EgyptBroader topic: The dynasty governed northern Egypt from this major political center.

• Sharqia GovernorateBroader topic: Its remains at Tell el-Dab'a lie in the governorate’s northeastern Delta region.

• SheshiRelated: Avaris was the political center of the dynasty to which Sheshi is commonly assigned.

• Sixteenth Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: The northern center of Hyksos rule contrasts with the dynasty's traditional base at Thebes.