Ancient History From the Monuments Egypt From the Earliest Times to B. C. 300

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The history of north Africa is particularly rich, beginning with the legacy of ancient Egypt, Nubia, ancient Carthage, the Roman conquest, Byzantine intervenion, and subsequent spread of the Islamic religion, the Moors and their Spanish conquest. Later came the Napoleonic invasion and subsequent colonial expansions by various European powers.