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Egyptian Empire

period from 1570 to 1069 BC in Egypt

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Details

Instance of: historical country, historical period
Start time: 1550 BCE
End time: 1070 BCE
Part of: history of Egypt
Has parts: Amarna Period
Follows: Second Intermediate Period of Egypt
Followed by: Third Intermediate Period of Egypt
Country: Ancient Egypt
Capital: Memphis, Pi-Ramesses, Thebes, Amarna, Thebes
Religion: religion of ancient Egypt
history of topic: Q20380172
OpenStreetMap tag: historic:period=new_kingdom
topic's main category: Category:New Kingdom of Egypt

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Subject of

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Room 642, display case 10
Room 642, display case 8
Room 637, display case 13
Room 642, display case 11
Nubia in the New Kingdom: The limits of Egyptian control
From Conquered to Conqueror: The Organization of Nubia in the New Kingdom and the Kushite Administration of Egypt
Scanning the Pharaohs: CT Imaging of the New Kingdom Royal Mummies
History program for Italian primary school

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El-Tod. Temple of Montu. General view of excavation in March 1936
El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Pronaos

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El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Loose block with model of the Hypostyle Hall

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Archaeologist and worker in front of the façade of the pronaos

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Foundations of the temple, taken during the excavation

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Excavation of the foundations, seen from the northeast

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Excavation of the foundations, behind the pronaos 02

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Excavation of the foundations, behind the pronaos 01

El-Tod. Temple of Montu (?). Three archaeologists investigate foundations of building

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Chapel of the goddesses: Entrance

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Chapel of the goddesses: Archaeologist studies southern wall

El-Tod. Temple of Montu. Room of the gods. Detail: Relief with monstrous animals