Naqada culture, Prehistoric culture in Egypt
The Naqada culture is an archaeological culture of Chalcolithic Predynastic Egypt, named for the town of Naqada.
It lasted approximately from 4400 BC to 3000 BC, covering the last phase of the Neolithic to the dawn of the historical era.
The Naqada culture produced a diverse array of material goods, reflective of the increasing power and wealth of the elite.
This culture provides important clues about the early civilization of Egypt.
Naqada culture is known for its distinctive pottery, which includes painted and incised wares.
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