Egypt's Dark Age and the Rise of Thebes

This documentary explores the less discussed dark ages of ancient Egypt, a time marked by conflict, civil war, famine, and the weakening of pharaohs' authority. It highlights the strong leadership of figures like Sesostris III, who ruled through military fortresses and curses to control his enemies during turbulent times. The narrative follows Egypt's decline into a dark age and its eventual resurgence under leaders like Monte Hotep, who successfully re-unified and stabilized the region.
01:23 Rise of Monte Hotep
01:57 Cultural and Social Impact
02:31 Reunification and Stability
03:06 Legacy of Dark Ages
03:49 Impact on Art and Culture
04:36 Modern Archaeological Insights
05:25 Reflections on Leadership
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