The chronology of the first twelve Egyptian dynasties
Subtitle: A period of 1247 years
Published: 1900
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Notes: Charts (some with captions) only.

Includes index.

Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 19--. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Table of contents: title: Chart 1. The chronology of the first twelve Egyptian dynasties...[etc.]; title: Chart 2. A new method of analysis for the determination of the minimum and maximum limits for a known number of reigns in succession.; title: Chart 3. Preliminary data for the first six dynasties from Ancient Egyptian sources.; title: Chart 4. The fifth dynasty edition of the royal annals of the early dynasties.-Obverse.; title: Chart 5. The fifth dynasty edition of the royal annals of the early dynasties.-Reverse.; title: Chart 6. Complete details for the first six dynasties from Ancient Egyptian sources.; title: Chart 7. Graphical comparison of the contemporary Egyptian chronology with Sir Flinders Petrie's theoretical chronology for Dynasties IV and V.; title: Chart 8. Chronological layout relating to the activities of Dynasties I to XI and confirming the succession of the Abydos tablet.; title: Chart 9. Graphical representation of the history of Egyptian territory under the first twelve dynasties.; title: Charts 10. and 11. The solution of the problem of the period of Dynasties IX-XI.; title: Chart 12. The detailed chronology of Dynasties I to XI explaining the origin of the chronological statements in the late Egyptian king lists.; title: Chart 13. The cycles of "the renewal".; title: Charts 14. and 15. The Sed festivals of the first twelve Egyptian dynasties.; title: Chart 16. Graphical analysis of Ancient Egyptian seasonal records and records of the activities of the year...[etc.]; title: Chart 17. The principal summations of the later Egyptian king lists.; title: Charts 18. through 22. The South cycles of Herodotus and Manetho.; title: Charts 23. and 24. The cradle of civilisation.; title: Charts 25. through 28. The rise of the first dynasty of Babylon.; title: Chart 29. The derivation of the numerical systems of Babylon, Egyptian, Hindu and Chinese...[etc.]; title: Chart 30. Index chart of chronological epochs.