Review and provenance

Specialist reviewer: not recorded. Review date: not recorded.

Dataset workflow: proposed. This is separate from specialist review.

Confidence describes the stated assessment; it does not certify expert approval. How review works.

Chronology

Dating intervals may describe uncertainty or phases; their width alone does not establish event duration.

Preferred assertion

950 BCE–920 BCE

Precision: approximate

  • informs · provides chronology
    Ancient Egyptian Chronology — Hornung, Erik, Krauss, Rolf, Warburton, David A., editors (2006)

    Provides chronology models for Shoshenq I.


    Locator: Third Intermediate Period chronology chapters
  • informs · contextualizes
    The Libyan Period in Egypt: an essay in interpretation — Leahy, Anthony (1985)

    Provides historical interpretation of Libyan-associated rulership in Egypt.


    Locator: pp. 51–65

Research description

Shoshenq I was an Egyptian king with Libyan-associated elite ancestry and titles. His reign belongs to Egyptian political history and should not be mapped as rule over all of North Africa. Competing absolute chronologies are preserved separately.

Evidence and sources

  • informs · provides chronology
    Ancient Egyptian Chronology — Hornung, Erik, Krauss, Rolf, Warburton, David A., editors (2006)

    Provides chronology models for Shoshenq I.


    Locator: Third Intermediate Period chronology chapters
  • informs · contextualizes
    The Libyan Period in Egypt: an essay in interpretation — Leahy, Anthony (1985)

    Provides historical interpretation of Libyan-associated rulership in Egypt.


    Locator: pp. 51–65

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