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The 20 pages that link to Naqada culture, each with the reason it gives.

• Ancient EgyptBroader topic: Naqada material culture reveals growing social hierarchy and interregional exchange.

• AbydosRelated: Its later communities shaped the region’s political and material culture before kingship.

• Predynastic EgyptBroader topic: Its expanding settlements and material culture chart the approach to state formation.

• Nile ValleyRelated: Its expansion preceded the formation of the Egyptian state along the river.

• HierakonpolisNarrower topic: Hierakonpolis was one of the major centers within this cultural sequence.

• Naqada IIINarrower topic: Naqada III is its final phase, following centuries of social and material change.

• Upper EgyptBroader topic: Its settlements and material culture reveal the region before unification.

• Ancient Egyptian agricultureRelated: Increasingly complex communities relied on agricultural production during state formation.

• First Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its expanding settlements and elite objects formed part of the dynasty’s background.

• Unification of EgyptNarrower topic: Its expanding settlements, craft production, and elite symbols formed the southern base of emerging state power.

• MastabaRelated: Its elite graves preceded the larger tomb forms later developed as mastabas.

• Badarian cultureRelated: Its earliest phase followed the Badarian in the archaeological sequence.

• Lower EgyptCompared with: Its expansion south-to-north accompanied the political unification of the regions.

• NaqadaNarrower topic: The site’s cemeteries supplied the evidence from which this broader cultural sequence was named and studied.

• Naqada IINarrower topic: Naqada II is the middle phase of this cultural sequence.

• Naqada INarrower topic: Naqada I is its earliest major phase.

• Egyptian state formationBroader topic: Naqada’s expanding material culture tracks the rise of powerful Upper Egyptian centers.

• History of EgyptBroader topic: Its growing social hierarchy and material culture preceded political unification.

• Dynasty 0Narrower topic: Its expanding material traditions provide the wider social setting for Dynasty 0.

• Prehistoric EgyptBroader topic: Its phases chart major changes immediately before dynastic unification.