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During the Bronze Age, the Syrian City of Qadesh, also known as Kadesh or Qidsu, became a focal point of Imperial conquest.
Carved onto the walls of the Temple of Karnak is a detailed account of the Pharaoh Tuthmoses III's imperial conquest in Asia.
By the end of the 15th Century B.C.E. a vibrant international community had developed across the Near East with a trade network linking Africa to Europe and Central Asia.
Originally excavated in 1880, this 3,500 year old necropolis was lost beneath the shifting sands of Egypt, but has now been found thanks to Belgian scientists.
The development and design of bows and arrows used for warfare by the armies of Ancient Egypt
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During the Late Bronze Age Egypt's 18th Dynasty was at the apex of its wealth and power, but it was soon to see its authority over its vassal territories challenged.
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