The Wars of Egypt Against the Libyans and the Sea Peoples

Hossam, Nancy
The author currently is pursuing her master's studies in "Castles of the North Delta in the era of Ramses in light of modern challenges".Holds a diploma of the ICDL course from the Information Technology Center at Minia University. She volunteers for community work, museum education and scientific research at the Museum of Mallawi Antiquities.

This book deals with the life, wars and effects of Ceti I, Merneptah and Ramses III against the Libyans and the peoples of the sea, in the light of the historical sequence of their wars. The book touched on a preface on the relationship between the Libyans and Egypt since the first family, where the effects confirm that Egypt's relationship with the Libyans was not without clashes throughout the ages. As of the West, there were disturbances on the borders of Western Egypt, as a result of the Indo-European migrations that swept through all the countries of the Near East. The old in that era, which called on the kings of Egypt to pay attention to the strengthening of its western borders. The book deals with the wars and the effects of Ceti I and Merneptah, Ramses III against the Libyans and the peoples of the sea through the study of history and the events of wars. The effects recorded Egyptian victory in all battles during that period.