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2040 BCE - 1640 BCE
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During this period the Tale of Sinuhe and the Teaching of Khety were written. (MO)
1550 BCE - 1069 BCE
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The New Kingdom was the last major dynastic period in Egyptian history. The Egyptian lyric poems we have were written in this period.
1508 BCE - 1458 BCE
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Hatshepsut was the fifth pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty of Ancient Egypt. We studied the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut [Temple of Deir el Bahari] (Joan Wang)
1000 BCE - 961 BCE
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According to the Hebrew Bible King David was the second king of Israel who brought the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. (MO)
930 BCE - 587 BCE
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490 BCE - 490 BCE
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The Athenians and Plataeans defeat the Persians. Was the culmination of the first attempt of King Darius I to subjugate Greece. (MO)
550 BCE
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This is considered as the starting point for the Achaemenid Empire.
539 BCE
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He issues the cylinder after taking over Nabonidus of Babylon to legitimate his authority.
530 BCE - 522 BCE
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Cambyses, the son of Cyrus, takes over the throne after the death of his father.
522 BCE - 486 BCE
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King Darius I was the third "king of kings" of the Achaemenid Empire of Persia. (MO)
522 BCE
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Smerdis, one of the Magi brothers pretended to be the son of Cyrus the Great, ruled for a short period of time. (Joan Wang)
521 BCE
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During the time of his reign, Darius authored a multi-lingual inscription on Mount Bisitun. The inscriptions mainly detailed his efforts to put down many rebellions and to propagandize his the legitimacy of his rule. (Joan Wang)
490 BCE - 490 BCE
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The Athenians and Plataeans defeat the Persians. Was the culmination of the first attempt of King Darius I to subjugate Greece. (MO)
490 BCE
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Persia attacks Greece and loses.
486 BCE - 465 BCE
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Xerxes took over the Persian empire after his father, Darius the Great, died. (Joan Wang)
480 BCE - 479 BCE
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"Persia attacks Greece again and loses and this also marks the end of Persian expansion in Europe."