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Egypt - From Paleolithic to Roman Conquest

Egypt - From Paleolithic to Roman Conquest

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African HistoryAncient Egypt

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ISBN13: 9798232313722
Publisher: Ruben Ygua
Published: Nov 28 2025
Pages: 190
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.40 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

The primitive name of Egypt was KEMET, which means black earth due to the fertile black silt deposited by the rising of the Nile. This differentiated the territory from the desert, which was known as Red Earth. In the future Coptic language, the country was known as KIMI, and its Near Eastern neighbors knew it as KHEMIA. In the pre-pharaonic period, Lower Egypt was called TAMEHEW, land of the north, and Upper Egypt was TASHEMEAW, the land of sedge, an aromatic plant. The ancient Mycenaean called it HAKPHTAH, home of Ptah, which was the name of Memphis, the capital of the unified country. Over time this term was altered, until AÍGYPTAH arose, from which it derives its modern name, Egypt.

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