Ancient Near East (8-11%)Political evolution Religion, culture, and technical developments in Egypt, Mesopotamia, Palestine
Video From The Western Tradition
The Dawn of History
The origins of the human race are traced from anthropoid ancestors to the agricultural revolution. (Broadband Video on Demand)![]()
Mesopotamia
Settlements in the Fertile Crescent gave rise to the great river civilizations of the Middle East. (Broadband Video on Demand)![]()
The Ancient Egyptians
Egyptian irrigation created one of the first great civilizations. (Broadband Video on Demand)![]()
From Bronze to Iron
Metals revolutionized tools, as well as societies, in the empires of Assyria, Persia, and Neo-Babylonia. (Broadband Video on Demand)![]()
Text The Ancient Near East from Exploring Ancient World CulturesSee especially Chronology and Essays
Ancient Egypt from Exploring Ancient World Cultures
PBS History Click on Echos from the Ancients Click on History and, from the Glossary, click on Judaism.
PBS Empires Series Click on Egypt's Golden Empire and then on The Kingdom of David
Secrets of the Pharaohs from PBS.
Lectures
- 02. Garden of Eden (Rempel)
- 03. Akhenaton Revolution (Rempel)
- 04. Minos and Agamemnon (Rempel)
Lecture Outline Review
- Civilization and Superiority (Owens)
Additional Lectures are aslo available from The History Guide by Steven Kreis:
Lecture 1: What is Civilization?
Lecture 2: Ancient Western Asia and the Civilization of Mesopotamia
Lecture 3: Egyptian Civilization
Lecture 4: The Akkadians, Egyptians and the Hebrews
Ancient Near East from Exploring Ancient World Cultures
Quiz Ancient Egypt from Exploring Ancient World Cultures
Library
Resources From Pink Monkey Click on Study Guides and then on European History
Scroll down to: A Glossary of Historical Terms
- The Encyclopedia of World History
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