A Study of the Relationship of Egypt and Aegean Civilization in Ancient Time
Guo Dan-tong
Abstract
Guo Dan-tong
Abstract
Egypt is not near to the Aegean Civilization by land,thus the relationship of two lands is in the trading and the diplomatic come-and-go by sea.According to the order of time,the come-and-go of two lands could be divided into two phrases: firstly Egypt has the relationship with Minoan Culture by Cyprus during the Hyksos Dynasty;secondly Egypt keeps the direct relationship with Mycenaean culture.The alliance of two lands is a loose cooperation in trade,but not a relatively fixing alliance in politics.The come-and-go of two lands is carried out only by the governments,and has relations to the collapse of Minoan culture as well as the rising of Mycenaean culture.
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Egypt is not near to the Aegean Civilization by land,thus the relationship of two lands is in the trading and the diplomatic come-and-go by sea.According to the order of time,the come-and-go of two lands could be divided into two phrases: firstly Egypt has the relationship with Minoan Culture by Cyprus during the Hyksos Dynasty;secondly Egypt keeps the direct relationship with Mycenaean culture.The alliance of two lands is a loose cooperation in trade,but not a relatively fixing alliance in politics.The come-and-go of two lands is carried out only by the governments,and has relations to the collapse of Minoan culture as well as the rising of Mycenaean culture.
Key concepts: Civilization, Alliance, Ancient history, Politics, Order (exchange), History, Geography, Political science