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CHART OF DATES
ARCHITECTURE RULERS OF EGYPT OTHER PERSONS AND
EVENTS
4TH
millen-
nium
B.C. 		Neolithic-village near
Persepolis of c. 4000 		Ancient Empire
c. 3200-2270
First Dynasty
Menes, c. 3200
(Upper and lower
Egypt united) 		First historic dynasty'
of Ur
Sumerians settle in
Babylonia, between
4000 and 3000
3d
millen-
nium
B.C. 		Step pyramid, Saq-
qara 		Third Dynasty
2780-2720
Djoser
Pyramid of Meidum
Great pyramid, Gizeh
Second pyramid, Gi-
zeh, and Sphinx
Third pyramid, Gizeh 		Fourth Dynasty
2720-2560
Snofru
Cheops
Kephren
Mykerinus 		Assyrian conquests
Sargon of Kish, 2637-
2581
Pyramids at Abusir
Pyramids at Saqqara 		Fifth Dynasty
2560-2420 		Earliest writings dis-
covered
Hebrews in Egypt
2d
millen-
nium
B.C 		Stonehenge in Eng-
land
Temple of Knosus,
Crete 		Middle Empire
2100-1700
Twelfth Dynasty
2000-1790 		The horse appears in
Babylonia, c. 2000
Hammurabi of Baby-
lon, 1947-05
New Empire
1555-712
Eighteenth Dynasty
1555-1350
Mortuary temple,
Thebes 		Amenophis I
Thutmosis I
Thutmosis II
Mortuary temple,
Thebes 		Kemare-Hashepsut
(queen)
Temple of Deir el-
Bahari 		Thutmois III
Amenophis II
Thutmosis IV
Temple at Luxor
Hypostyle hall,
Karnak, begun
Colossi of Memmon
Medinet Habu 		Amenophis III (Mem-
non) 1411-1375
Amenophis IV (Akna-
ton) m. Nefretete 		Phoenicians invent al-
phabet, 15th c.
Beehive tombs at My-
cenae
Tutankhamun,
c. 1358 		Moses, 14th c.
Trojan War
Mortuary temple at
Qurna 		Nineteenth Dynasty
Hypostyle Hall, Kar-
nak 		Ramses I
Seti I, 1313-1292
Abydos
Abu Simbel
Ramesseum 		Ramses II, 1292-25
Medinet Habu
Temples of Khons
and Amun, Karnak 		Twentieth Dynasty
Ramses III, 1198-67 		Dorian invasion of
Greece after 1100

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