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The 40 pages that link to Middle Kingdom of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• Ancient Egyptian literatureNarrower topic: Many works later treated as literary classics were composed or copied in this period.

• First Intermediate Period of EgyptNarrower topic: The reunification at the period’s end inaugurated this renewed phase.

• Second Intermediate Period of EgyptNarrower topic: Its decline and loss of central authority set the conditions for later fragmentation.

• Twelfth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: The Twelfth Dynasty was a central ruling house within this broader historical period.

• Deir el-BahariNarrower topic: Mentuhotep II's temple belongs to the era that established the site's earliest major royal monument.

• Eleventh Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: Mentuhotep II’s reunification established the political era associated with the dynasty’s achievement.

• Amenemhat INarrower topic: Amenemhat’s reign inaugurated the dynasty conventionally associated with this period.

• Egyptian mathematicsNarrower topic: Several major mathematical manuscripts preserve traditions associated with this era.

• Herakleopolis MagnaNarrower topic: The city’s loss of dynastic prominence accompanied the restoration of centralized kingship.

• Senusret INarrower topic: Senusret’s reign belongs to this period of political reunification and royal expansion.

• Senusret IIINarrower topic: Senusret III’s rule belongs to the Middle Kingdom’s Twelfth Dynasty.

• Amenemhat IIINarrower topic: His long reign came near the height of this period.

• Canopic jarNarrower topic: Jar forms and funerary practices changed substantially across this era.

• Senusret IINarrower topic: His reign belongs to the Middle Kingdom’s mature phase.

• Neferhotep INarrower topic: Neferhotep’s dynasty inherited institutions and traditions shaped during this earlier era.

• Tenth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: The dynasty’s defeat preceded the reunification that began this era.

• SobekNarrower topic: Sobek gained particular prominence in royal religion during this era.

• Story of SinuheNarrower topic: The story belongs to the Middle Kingdom’s literary and political world.