HUAS93214 - The Decline of Ancient Egypt

Course Description

For centuries after the 12th century BCE Egypt remained significant in Near Eastern struggles for military and cultural dominance. Despite internal political division, economic disparity, and a series of foreign invasions by Nubia, Assyria, and Persia, Egyptian culture was preserved by the temples and priests, who wielded significant influence over the populace until the 5th century CE.

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