I/3 — NUBIAN 3000 BC - 1480 BC

I/3 NUBIAN 3000 BC - 1480 BC

This list covers Egypt’s black neighbours south of the first Nile cataract until the conquest of Kush by the first three Pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty. Here south of the cataracts the Nile is classed as a river rather than a waterway; and Egyptian forts were established near the cataracts to prevent passage downstream to the north of Nubian raiders. Most Nubians wore only leather kilts, decorated their hair with clay and feather, but sometimes wore gold jewellery. Most fought with a simple stave bow, some with a small hide shield and club. Chiefs often wore cotton tunics and leopard skin cloaks. References: Annies of the Ancient Near East N. Stillman & N. Tallis, Warfare in the Ancient Near East to 1600BC W. J. Hamblin, Cambridge Ancient History Vol.1 Part 2.

I/3 — Nubian Army 3000 BC - 1480 BC

List: 1 x General (3Bw), 2 x club and shield warriors (3Wb), 8 x archers (Ps or 3Bw), 1 x javelinmen (Ps)

Terrain: Steppe

Aggression: 1

Enemies:

I/22 — NEW-KINGDOM EGYPTIAN 1543 BC - 1069 BC

I/22a — New Kingdom Egyptian Army 1543 BC - 1200 BC

I/2 — EARLY EGYPTIAN 3000 BC - 1541 BC

I/2a — Early Egyptian Army 3000 BC - 1690 BC

I/2b — Early Egyptian Army 1689 BC - 1541 BC

I/3 — NUBIAN 3000 BC - 1480 BC

I/3 — Nubian Army 3000 BC - 1480 BC

I/7 — EARLY LIBYAN 3000 BC - 70 AD

I/7a — Early Libyan Army 3000 BC - 1251 BC

Allies: I/2a

I/2 — EARLY EGYPTIAN 3000 BC - 1541 BC

I/2a — Early Egyptian Army 3000 BC - 1690 BC