egypt began to develop into a kingdom in c. 3150 bce.
egypt began to develop into a kingdom in c. 3150 bce.
when did egypt began to develop into a kingdom?
c. 3150 bce
waddell in "the makers of civilization" (1929) and "egyptian civilization its sumerian origin and real chronology" (1930) revised conventional dates for most ancient civilizations and king lists. for example, he believed the early dynastic period of egypt began c. 2700 bc, not c. 3100 bc, arguing that menes, was manis-tusu, the son of sargon, who in turn was king minos of crete. for waddell, the earliest ancient rulers or mythological kings of sumer, egypt, crete and the indus valley civilizations were 









































all identical aryan personages.









































section::::waddell's theories.:chronology.:reception.
laurence waddell
as of 2009, most egyptian gas exports (approximately 70%) are delivered in the form of liquefied natural gas (lng) by ship to europe and the united states. egypt and jordan agreed to construct the arab gas pipeline from al arish to aqaba to export natural gas to jordan; with its completion in july 2003, egypt began to export of gas per year via pipeline as well. total investment in this project is about $220 million. in 2003, egypt, jordan and syria reached an agreement to extend this pipeline to syria, which paves the way for a future connection with turkey, lebanon and cyprus by 2010. as of 2009, egypt began to export to syria of gas per year, accounting for 20% of total consumption in syria.
economy of egypt