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How many dynasteys were there in the first period in ancient Egypt?
There were 10 dynasties in the first period of ancient Egypt. The end of the first period was when the 11th dynasty took over and that begun the second period of Egypt.
What empire's fall the end of the Ancient period of history?
the Romans empires fall
What is an ancient history Era?
A period of time that encompasses a beginning and an end to a cycle or event.
Why did the ancient time period come to an end?
New technologies, civilizations, and belief systems Moved the world from ancient times to the Classical Age
What is the time period of ancient Rome?
From the 8Th Century CE until 1447 ACE at the end of the Empire.
Why did the Heian Period end?
Ancient Japan ended in 1854 AD
When did ancient greece start-?
Ancient Greece was a Greek civilization belonging to a period of Greek history that lasted from the Archaic period of the 8th to 6th centuries BC to the end of antiquity (ca. 600 AD).
Was the dark ages a good period or a bad period in the history of ancient Greece?
Ancient Greece had been long before the Dark Ages, so the answer to your question is neither. Sometimes the period between the end of the Trojan War and the beginning of the Classical Period is referred to as the Greek Dark Age.
What is the approximate time period difference between end of ancient Olympics and start of modern Olympics?
1500 years
Which literary period includes the literature of ancient Greece and ancient Rome?
The Classical period includes the literature of ancient Greece and ancient Rome.
What is an ancient rabbi called?
The concept of a rabbi didn't start to appear until the end of the Biblical period. Prior to that, there were no ancient rabbis. The prophets, kings, and Temple priests were the leaders. Hillel
What period in ancient Greek history occur last?
The ancient era of history is generally held to end in 500 CE. At this stage the Greek world was under control of the Goths etc in the west, and was called the Byzantine Empire (which was Greek) in the east.
