Who can tell me what memorabilia there are in ancient Egypt?

Ancient Egypt (Arabic:? 1? 9? 1? 3? 1? 9 ? 1? 9? 1? 8? 1? 6? 1? 7? 1? 4? 1? 9? 1? 1? 6? 0) An ancient civilization located in the middle and lower reaches of the Nile River in northeast Africa, spanning nearly 3,000 years, began in the 32nd century BC when menes unified Egypt and established its first dynasty, and ended in 343 BC when Egypt was captured by Persia. Ancient Egypt, together with China, ancient India and ancient Babylon, is called "four ancient civilizations". Ancient Egypt was a typical hydraulic empire. Most of Egypt is desert, with yellow sand rolling. Only where the Nile River washes away is the green belt that breeds Egypt. The area of 1/30 has gathered more than 90% of the population of Egypt. Egypt is one of the ancient civilizations in the world and is greatly influenced by religion. The world-famous pyramids are the product of the ancient Egyptians' worship of the eternal concept and the Pharaoh's tomb. At present, there are more than 80 pyramids in Egypt, the largest of which is the pyramid of khufu. Besides the pyramids, the Sphinx and the mummy are also symbols of Egypt. In the 3rd century BC, Manieto divided the history of Egypt's conquest from menes to Macedonian Alexandria into thirty (or thirty-one) dynasties. Now scholars have divided the history of ancient Egypt into the following periods:

1, pre-dynasty period (stone and stone combined period, about 4500-3 BC100 BC)

2. Early dynasty (1-2 dynasty, about 3 100-2680 BC)

3. Ancient kingdom period (3-6 dynasties, about 2686-2 BC181year).

4. The first middle period (7- 10 dynasty, about 2 18 1-2040 BC).

5. Middle Kingdom Period (11-12 dynasty, about 2040-1786 BC).

6. The second middle period (13-17 dynasty, about BC1786-1567).

7. New Kingdom Period (18- 20th Dynasty, about BC 1567- 1085).

8. Post-dynasty period (21-31dynasty, about BC1085-332).

9. Macedonian Greek and Roman rule (332 BC-642 AD)

1 4, which is the period of the formation of slave countries and the emergence of the unified dynasty; The 5-7 period is the reconstruction period of the unified kingdom and empire; The eighth and ninth periods saw the decline and foreign domination of Egypt, a slave country.