Kemet (Ancient Egypt)

Kemet, known as Ancient Egypt, was a highly advanced civilization centered along the Nile River from around 3100 BCE to 332 BCE. Renowned for its impressive architecture, including pyramids and temples, it had a complex society with a centralized government led by pharaohs, who were considered divine. The Egyptians developed sophisticated writing systems (hieroglyphs), advanced knowledge in medicine, engineering, and art, and practiced rituals centered on their religious beliefs about the afterlife. Agriculture thrived due to the Nile’s predictable flooding, supporting a rich cultural and technological development that has influenced civilizations for millennia.