Jan Assmann argued that the story of this group's alliance with a "leper army" under Osarsiphwas constructed as a memory-bearer for historical trauma. Josephus considered whether the firstsyllable of this group's name denotes "captives" or "kings," and linked them to the Biblical Hebrews.A surviving letter from one king of this group complains of unreasonable hippopotamus noise.Seqenenre Tao and Kamose battled the last major king of this group, (*) Apophis. This groupintroduced the chariot and ruled from Avaris during the 15th through 17th dyna
Jan Assmann argued that the story of this group's alliance with a "leper army" under Osarsiphwas constructed as a memory-bearer for historical trauma. Josephus considered whether the firstsyllable of this group's name denotes "captives" or "kings," and linked them to the Biblical Hebrews.A surviving letter from one king of this group complains of unreasonable hippopotamus noise.Seqenenre Tao and Kamose battled the last major king of this group, (*) Apophis. This groupintroduced the chariot and ruled from Avaris during the 15th through 17th dynasties. The end of the MiddleKingdom and onset of the Second Intermediate Period coincides with the rise of this Semitic group. For 10points, name these "rulers of foreign lands" who invaded Egypt around 1800 BCE.
Jan Assmann argued that the story of this group's alliance with a "leper army" under Osarsiphwas constructed as a memory-bearer for historical trauma.
the Hyksos [or the Foreign Rulers before it is read; prompt on Egyptians]