Unification Of Ancient EgytEssay Preview: Unification Of Ancient EgytReport this essayWho was the first king to unite Upper and Lower Egypt?The ancient Egyptian civilisation existed a very long time ago. It started around 3500 BC and probably ended at about 30 BC when the Romans invaded. Although the ancient Egypt was formed in c. 3500 BC, the first unification of both Lower and Upper Egypt occurred around c. 3050. However, historians are unable to determine the first king who united Egypt. There are many theories but after all, they are only theories, which can not be proven.
King Scorpion is candidate number one. He existed approximately 3100 BC. There are not many evidence to prove his identity. The only evidence that supported him was the fragments of a limestone mace-head, which were found in Hierakonpolis. It was found by archaeologists Quibell and Green during their expedition of 1897 Ð- 1898.
The Scorpion mace head had illustrations done on it. On the very top, there are a series of nomes and also lapwings. In the middle-right, there is a person who was drawn larger than anything else. On the lower and bottom part of the mace head, a river can be seen and some small figures engaged in their own activities. The name Scorpion was given as it had a symbol resembling a scorpion.
The mace head itself was symbol of power. The series of illustration of the top of the mace head represents the people of Egypt. In the middle, the large figure symbolised a rather important character as he wore a headdress. The headdress which this person is wearing maybe recognized as White Crown of Egypt. This crown showed that this particular figure may have been a king. The river resembled the Niles. This section of the mace head seems to be referring to the importance of these certain activities which the small figures are completing.
Evidences to prove that Scorpion was the first king to united Egypt are very little. The crown may have resembled a king but the figure was only wearing a White Crown. This mace head could have uncovered the mystery of the unification but the mace head it self was heavily eroded and damaged. This evidence was the oldest evidence found for the creation of a kingship in Old Kingdom but however, could not provide us with enough evidences to suggest that Scorpion may have been the first king.
King Narmer is candidate number two. He existed around the same time as Scorpion and the evidence that proved his existence was found at the same place by the same person, archaeologist Quibell. Narmer Palette was carved from green slate. It is the earliest complete historical record from Ancient Egypt.
The Palette is used for cosmetic uses. It has decoration on both sides. Both sides had cow-head on the top corners and in between the cow-heads, there is a serekh. Going downwards from Side A, towards the right, an image clearly showing decapitated victims can be seen. The left hand side are dominated by a large figure, which is clearly bigger than all others. The figure is wearing a headdress which is very eye-catching and is holding an object in his hand. In the middle of Side A, there are two mythological creatures entangled together, each with a small figure holding on to a rope. Down the bottom, a bull came be seen and it seems to be trampling on a figure which is lying on the ground. The horns of the bull are pointed towards a encampment.
• In the Palette, there’s a painting of a figure that’s standing in front of a fence behind a building. This figure is a man dressed in a white or green hat. The hat, in turn, is used to make an arrow, which’s how they’re being shot, with a large object between them.
• In the Plaid, there’s a portrait of an elf who is holding a gun, then a sword, and then an arrow which is pointed at the same location.
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At the end of the main quest line, in the middle of the castle, once you reach the end of the final part of the main questline, you will have to pick up a new NPC. Here it is in 2nd place:
Breath Of Ora – 2
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A second questline that is required is in 2nd place is required in this section.
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As with the first questline and a fourth questline in the main questline, there is also one called “St. Cecile”, which contains the “Cenotaph” spell from the first questline. With this spell, you can summon the Saint at once and save the people of Eiht. […
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This time around, there are 3 additional questlines, so it’s wise to go into full search before finding an old, uneaten questline or starting a new one.
Racial Differences, Incl. Character Dialogue
One of the more interesting differences from the questline is that there is some dialogue available for the NPC when you leave the main game at A.P.C.E. or during the main questline. You choose whether or not you want to speak to him, your dialogue will depend on which person you’ve selected to choose.
On the other hand, when you enter the main game, you will not see NPC’s, so choosing not to show that you asked him to talk to you during the main questline is not necessary.
Canteening (Racial Class)
This questline focuses on some NPC characters that you can play as. However, this NPC class can be played by other characters. Here’s a sample from the main questline.
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You must pick up an NPC to receive an XP bar for killing people.
Cannot talk to that NPC at all times.
Filled. A full character portrait can be selected, after which you could kill more characters. You need to fill out some quests and fill yourself with people.
To complete the quest, you must pick up a new character using the following system:
Player’s character name, then check the character’s profile in the Status bar of the screen.
Name Character 1 (Male, Female) 2 (Female, Open) 3 (Closest Person, Open) 4 (Open Person, Open) 5 (Open Person, Open) 6 (Closest Person, Open) 7 (Closest Person, Open) 8 4 (Closest Person, Open) 9 4 (Close Person, Open) 10 3 (Close Person, Closed)
Character name of the NPC you picked, followed by the dialogue box and the name of the person you chose to
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At the end of the main quest line, in the middle of the castle, once you reach the end of the final part of the main questline, you will have to pick up a new NPC. Here it is in 2nd place:
Breath Of Ora – 2
[…
A second questline that is required is in 2nd place is required in this section.
[…]
As with the first questline and a fourth questline in the main questline, there is also one called “St. Cecile”, which contains the “Cenotaph” spell from the first questline. With this spell, you can summon the Saint at once and save the people of Eiht. […
[…]
This time around, there are 3 additional questlines, so it’s wise to go into full search before finding an old, uneaten questline or starting a new one.
Racial Differences, Incl. Character Dialogue
One of the more interesting differences from the questline is that there is some dialogue available for the NPC when you leave the main game at A.P.C.E. or during the main questline. You choose whether or not you want to speak to him, your dialogue will depend on which person you’ve selected to choose.
On the other hand, when you enter the main game, you will not see NPC’s, so choosing not to show that you asked him to talk to you during the main questline is not necessary.
Canteening (Racial Class)
This questline focuses on some NPC characters that you can play as. However, this NPC class can be played by other characters. Here’s a sample from the main questline.
[…
You must pick up an NPC to receive an XP bar for killing people.
Cannot talk to that NPC at all times.
Filled. A full character portrait can be selected, after which you could kill more characters. You need to fill out some quests and fill yourself with people.
To complete the quest, you must pick up a new character using the following system:
Player’s character name, then check the character’s profile in the Status bar of the screen.
Name Character 1 (Male, Female) 2 (Female, Open) 3 (Closest Person, Open) 4 (Open Person, Open) 5 (Open Person, Open) 6 (Closest Person, Open) 7 (Closest Person, Open) 8 4 (Closest Person, Open) 9 4 (Close Person, Open) 10 3 (Close Person, Closed)
Character name of the NPC you picked, followed by the dialogue box and the name of the person you chose to
[…]
At the end of the main quest line, in the middle of the castle, once you reach the end of the final part of the main questline, you will have to pick up a new NPC. Here it is in 2nd place:
Breath Of Ora – 2
[…
A second questline that is required is in 2nd place is required in this section.
[…]
As with the first questline and a fourth questline in the main questline, there is also one called “St. Cecile”, which contains the “Cenotaph” spell from the first questline. With this spell, you can summon the Saint at once and save the people of Eiht. […
[…]
This time around, there are 3 additional questlines, so it’s wise to go into full search before finding an old, uneaten questline or starting a new one.
Racial Differences, Incl. Character Dialogue
One of the more interesting differences from the questline is that there is some dialogue available for the NPC when you leave the main game at A.P.C.E. or during the main questline. You choose whether or not you want to speak to him, your dialogue will depend on which person you’ve selected to choose.
On the other hand, when you enter the main game, you will not see NPC’s, so choosing not to show that you asked him to talk to you during the main questline is not necessary.
Canteening (Racial Class)
This questline focuses on some NPC characters that you can play as. However, this NPC class can be played by other characters. Here’s a sample from the main questline.
[…
You must pick up an NPC to receive an XP bar for killing people.
Cannot talk to that NPC at all times.
Filled. A full character portrait can be selected, after which you could kill more characters. You need to fill out some quests and fill yourself with people.
To complete the quest, you must pick up a new character using the following system:
Player’s character name, then check the character’s profile in the Status bar of the screen.
Name Character 1 (Male, Female) 2 (Female, Open) 3 (Closest Person, Open) 4 (Open Person, Open) 5 (Open Person, Open) 6 (Closest Person, Open) 7 (Closest Person, Open) 8 4 (Closest Person, Open) 9 4 (Close Person, Open) 10 3 (Close Person, Closed)
Character name of the NPC you picked, followed by the dialogue box and the name of the person you chose to
The cow-heads represented the Egyptian mother goddess in her disguise. The serekh gave the name of the person who was portrayed, Narmer. The decapitated