Kerma kingdom

The Kerma culture or the Kingdom of Kerma was an early civilization centered in Kerma, Sudan, in ancient Nubia. The culture developed from around 2500 BC, reaching its peak between 1750 BC and 1500 BC.

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Which happened first?

• Kerma kingdom began 400 years before Proto-Elamite period
• Kerma kingdom began 400 years before Early Dynastic Period of Egypt
• Kerma kingdom began 500 years before Ebla
• Kerma kingdom began 500 years before Helladic period
• Kerma kingdom began 793 years before Old Kingdom of Egypt

Timeline

1. Kerma kingdom (this page)3500–1500 BC
2. Early Dynastic Period of Egypt3100–2686 BC
3. Proto-Elamite periodcirca 3100 BC – circa 2700 BC
4. Ebla3000–2240 BC
5. Helladic period3000–1100 BC
6. Old Kingdom of Egypt2707–2216 BC

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