2.1: Chronology
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Mesopotamian Civilizations |
Palestine |
Egypt and Nubia |
c. 3500 BCE Appearance of Sumerian city-states in lower Mesopotamia |
c. 3500 BCE Towns and villages grew along the Nile River |
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c. 3200 BCE Early use of cuneiform |
c. 3100 BCE Unification of Egypt |
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c. 2900 BCE Production of bronze begins |
c. 2000 - 1550 BCE Cities develop within Palestine |
2660 – 2160 BCE Egyptian Old Kingdom |
2334 – 2100 BCE Akkadian Empire established by Sargon |
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2000 BCE Gilgamesh first recorded in cuneiform |
2040 – 1640 BCE Egyptian Middle Kingdom |
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1792 – 1595 BCE Babylonian Empire established |
1640 – 1570 BCE Egypt’s Second Intermediate Period (under Hyksos Rule) |
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1792 – 1750 BCE Reign of Hammurabi |
1500-1250 BC Israelite migration into Egypt |
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1595 BCE Mesopotamia sacked by the Hittite Empire |
c. 1250 - 1200 BCE Israelite migration from Egypt and conquest of Palestine _______________________________ c. 1050 – 1010 BCE Israelites establish a kingdom, Saul named King |
1530 – 1070 BCE Egyptian New Kingdom __________________________________ 1350 – 1325 BCE Amarna Period (under Pharaoh Akhenaten) _________________________________ 1274 BCE Battle of Kadesh (Egypt vs. Hittites) |
900 – 612 BCE Assyrian Empire established |
c. 1000 – 970 BCE Reign of King David _____________________________ c. 979 – 930 BCE Reign of King Solomon ________________________________ 931 BCE Kingdom divided into Judah and Israel (Samaria) ________________________________ 722-720 BCE Israel (Samaria) conquerored by Assyrian Empire |
750 – 593 BCE Kingdom of Kush _________________________________ 656 – 639 BCE Assyrians occupied Egypt |
626 – 539 BCE Neo Babylonian (Chaldian) Empire |
586 BCE Judah conquered by Babylonia; Jerusalem and First Temple destroyed ___________________________________ 586 – 539 BCE Babylonian captivity of Israelites |
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605 – 562 BCE Reign of Nebechadnezzar |
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550 BCE Establishment of the Persian Empire |
538-515 BCE Jews return from Babylon; construct 2nd Temple |
525 BCE Persian conquest of Egypt |