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The 70 pages that link to New Kingdom of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• Great Hymn to the AtenNarrower topic: The hymn belongs to the religious upheaval of the New Kingdom’s 18th Dynasty.

• HieraticBroader topic: Its documents show hieratic in extensive administrative, literary, and religious use.

• KamoseRelated: The dynasty that followed Kamose established the reunified state.

• KV62Narrower topic: Tutankhamun and KV62 belong to this period.

• Nile tradeBroader topic: Imperial rule widened Egypt’s access to Nubian resources and regional exchange.

• Seqenenre TaoRelated: The later rise of the New Kingdom frames competing reconstructions of how Seqenenre died.

• Thutmose IINarrower topic: His reign falls within the New Kingdom’s first dynasty.

• Twentieth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: The dynasty was its final ruling house and inherited its imperial institutions.

• Egyptian blueNarrower topic: Egyptian blue was widely used in art and objects during this era.

• NefertariNarrower topic: Nefertari’s life and monuments belong to this era of Egyptian power.

• Canopic jarNarrower topic: Figured lids became a familiar feature of canopic jars during this era.

• Fifteenth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: The defeat of the Hyksos preceded this era of renewed unity and expansion.

• Luxor GovernorateRelated: Many of the governorate’s best-known temples and tombs date from this period.

• Ramesses INarrower topic: Ramesses I ruled within the New Kingdom’s final phase of expansion and royal building.

• Amenhotep INarrower topic: Amenhotep I ruled during its formation after Egypt’s reunification.

• Amenhotep IINarrower topic: His reign belongs to the New Kingdom’s imperial phase.

• Abu SimbelNarrower topic: Abu Simbel was built during the New Kingdom’s 19th Dynasty.

• History of EgyptBroader topic: Egypt reached its greatest territorial power and built many of its best-known monuments.

• History of ancient EgyptBroader topic: Its expansion and later contraction shaped Egypt’s place among neighboring states.

• OnurisRelated: Onuris’s warrior aspect resonated with the military culture of this later era.