The event we are about to explore is pointed by all, including the ancient Egyptians as the beginning of their civilisation. An event which took place in the year 3150 BC. An event which made Egypt the world’s first unified nation. Before it’s unification, Egypt was divided into two parts, Upper and Lower Egypt, which you can see here on your left. Now you might be wondering why Upper Egypt is in the South and why Lower Egypt is in the North. That is because the the Nile flowed from the South to the North, and the people living near … Continue reading The Unification of Egypt

Alexander the Great is one of, if not the most revered figure in antiquity. Right now I won’t go much into his life, a topic I will surely cover later. Becoming king at age 20, he proved to be the best successor for a powerful king like his father, Phillip the second. By the age of 32 he had created the largest empire ever seen, conquering Persia, Egypt, Asia Minor and parts of India. Alexander died at the tender, young age of 33 leaving behind a massive empire and a world uniting dream. Alexander planned on creating a one world … Continue reading The Legacy Of Alexander The Great