And considering from about 5000 BCE to about 3200 BCE, which is like 2000 years, there isn't really a kingdom in Egypt. It's a sparkling, I don't know if that's a word in this sense, a sparkling of villages along the Nile River that are kind of growing up all by themselves. They have their own chieftains, their own customs, their own gods, their own rituals. But there's not much known about that time period of course because there's no internets. But by around 3200 BCE, legend says, and it's only a legend, that Egypt in a sense was united into what was a lower and an upper kingdom. And the legend says that the king or the head of the lower kingdom had a red crown and the head of the upper kingdom wore a big white bowling crown. And we do know around 3100 BCE that the leader of the upper kingdom who was Menezes was able to unite the two kingdoms.