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Menes is traditionally considered the founder of the First dynasty of Egypt. However, this name could correspond to more than one person. Menes traditionally ruled about 2,600 BC. More details about his life and career will be included as the site develops further. |
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Menes, if a single person, lived during the third millennium BC. Sociology Peoples of the world will be important. Menes belongs to Asiatic peoples. Communities and social structure and change will be important. |
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Connections of institutions, culture, anthropology, other personal studies, and science to his life will be made as the site is developed. |
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