What civilizations were there in ancient Egypt?

Ancient Egypt, one of the four ancient civilizations, is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Nile in northeast Africa (now the Middle East), spanning Asia and Africa, and its Sinai Peninsula is located in Asia. It borders the Mediterranean Sea in the north, the Red Sea in the east and Nubia (now Ethiopia and Sudan) in the south.

About 7400 years ago, the settlement organization city-state with Fayoum as the center began to appear, and then the country was formed. The ancient Egyptian civilization was first formed in Fayoum area of Lower Egypt about 7450 years ago (about 5450 BC) and ended in the Islamization of it by the Arab Empire (AD 639).

5 150 years ago (about 3 150 BC), north and south Egypt were unified and the first unified country in the world was established. Its dynasty lasted for 3000 years, until Rome conquered the 32nd dynasty (Ptolemy dynasty) in Egypt in 30 BC.

The ancient Egyptian kingdom experienced: pre-dynasty, early dynasty, ancient kingdom, first middle period, middle kingdom, second middle period, new kingdom, third middle period, late kingdom, Ptolemy period, *** 10 period, and the rule of 33 dynasties (including 0 to 32 dynasties).

The 18 dynasty reached its peak, and the upper Egyptian empire in the southern Nile valley extended from Sudan to Ethiopia, while the eastern border of lower Egypt in the northern delta crossed the Sinai Peninsula and reached the Canaan Plain. In Ptolemy, the territory includes Cyrene, southern Anatolia, Cyprus and Mediterranean islands, and the southernmost part of the territory reaches Nubia.

Ancient Egypt has a complete writing system, political system and system, as well as a polytheistic religious system.

Agricultural production has achieved great success by controlling and controlling the annual flood of the Nile.

Egypt is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a long and profound history and culture. Its national identity since ancient times is to look at culture, which occupies an important position in the world cultural system and has its own characteristics in geographical location, humanities and economy. Traditional art forms include poetry, sculpture and painting. Ancient Egyptian civilization had a great influence on later civilizations such as ancient Greece, ancient Rome and Judaism.