The Organization of the Military During the Period of the New Kingdom in Egypt, 1580 – 1085 B.C.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/2avfk820Keywords:
Military formation, Army, Egypt, Pharaoh, Archaeological (contextually related to excavation or area).Abstract
The text focuses on the development of military history, particularly during the period
between 1580–1085 BCE. It discusses the transformation of the military structure, noting the
distinct divisions of the armed forces, such as defense units, offensive units, and specialized
categories like infantry and cavalry. The military's organizational structure also included religious
aspects tied to military service, as evidenced by the presence of hieroglyphic inscriptions used by
soldiers, detailing their ranks, education, behavior, and interactions with their superiors.
Additionally, the importance of loyalty, the concept of military taxation, and the role of women
in the military are explored, alongside the use of music in military formations.
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