The Hellenistic Period (332-30)

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30) Argead Dynasty (332-309) Alexander the Great (332-323) Philip III Arrhidaeus (323-317) Alexander IV (316-309) Key Terms Alexander the Great Philip III Arrhidaeus Perdiccas Alexander IV Siwa

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30). Argead Dynasty (332-309) Alexander the Great (332-323 ) Philip III Arrhidaeus (323-317) Alexander IV (316-309). Key Terms Alexander the Great Philip III Arrhidaeus Perdiccas Alexander IV Siwa. Temple of the Oracle of Amun at the Siwa Oasis. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30) Argead Dynasty (332-309)

– Alexander the Great (332-323)– Philip III Arrhidaeus (323-317)– Alexander IV (316-309) Key Terms

Alexander the GreatPhilip III ArrhidaeusPerdiccasAlexander IVSiwa

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Temple of the Oracle of Amun at the Siwa Oasis

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30) Ptolemaic Dynasty (309-30)

– Ptolemy I Soter (309-282)Key Terms

Ptolemy I SoterDiadochiSerapis

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Serapis

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30)Ptolemy II Philadelphos

(285-246)Key Terms

Ptolemy II PhiladelphosArsinoe II

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Alexandria

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Alexandria

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Alexandria

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Alexandria

Above: Hypogeum A just after it was discovered

Below: Hypogeum A Today

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Alexandria

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Ideology of Kingship

Coin of Ptolemy III

Mendes Stela

Key TermsPtolemaia

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Women in Ptolemaic Egypt The Family Marriage and Divorce Soldiers’ Wives Ptolemaic Queens Mistresses of the Ptolemies

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30)Ptolemy VI Philometer

(180-164, 163-145)Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II

(170-163, 145-116)

Ptolemy VI and Cleopatra II Ptolemy VIII

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Key TermsPtolemy VI PhilometerPtolemy VIII Euergetes IIDemotic

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Kom Ombo

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Kom Ombo

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Kom Ombo

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Kom Ombo

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Kom Ombo

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Demotic

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The Hellenistic Period (332-30)Cleopatra VII (51-30)

Key TermsPtolemy XIIICleopatra VIICaesarionBattle of Actium

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Cleopatra and her Son, Caesarion

Cleopatra by Michelangelo

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Roman Egypt (30 BCE - )

Key TermsstrategoiCoptic

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Kush (Nubia)

Napatan Dynasty (656-275 BCE)

Kingdom of Meroë (275 BCE-350 CE)– Arqamani (275-

250 BCE)– Amanirenase

(35-20 BCE) Key TermsMeroeQoreKandakeAmanirenasJebel Barkal

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Anlamani, Aspelta, Taharqa, Tanoutamon, and Senkamanisken

Senkamanisken

Irike-takana

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Nuri, the necropolis of Napata

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Arnekhamani Amanitore

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Amanishaketo with the Lion God Apademak

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Temples of Amon at Naga and Gebel Barkal

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Meroe

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