HISTORICAL CONTEXT

Historical Periods.

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175published periods

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Ancient Greece

1200 p.n.e. → 600

Broad historical era of Greek-speaking communities and city-states, including the archaic, classical and Hellenistic periods; its boundaries are conventional.

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Ancient Egypt

3100 p.n.e. → 30 p.n.e.

Civilization of the Nile Valley under successive Egyptian dynasties, from early political unification to the end of Ptolemaic rule.

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New Kingdom of Egypt

1550 p.n.e. → 1070 p.n.e.

Part of Ancient Egypt

Period of imperial expansion, powerful pharaohs and extensive political and diplomatic networks in ancient Egypt.

archaeological age3

Bronze Age

3300 p.n.e. → 1200 p.n.e.

Regionally variable archaeological era when bronze metallurgy became important across societies; its beginning and end differ greatly by region.