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The Lost Kingdom of Nubia: The Empire That Conquered Egypt

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From the Middle Kingdom fortresses at the Second Cataract to the pyramids of Nuri, this film tells Egyptian history from its southern frontier.

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12th Dynasty

Senusret III

The warrior king of Nubia · c. 1870–1831 BCE

Senusret III campaigned repeatedly in Nubia and fixed Egypt's southern frontier at Semna with a boundary stela warning his successors not to give up an inch of it. A system of…

25th Dynasty

Taharqa

Pharaoh from Kush · c. 690–664 BCE

Taharqa was the most powerful of the Kushite pharaohs, whose kingdom stretched from the Mediterranean deep into modern Sudan. His reign began with prosperity and a celebrated high…

rock-cut temple

Abu Simbel Temples

Abu Simbel, Nubia · c. 1264 BCE

Four seated colossi of Ramesses II, each about 20 metres high, guard the entrance of the Great Temple. A smaller temple beside it is dedicated to Hathor and to Queen Nefertari.