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All dates in this chronology are approximations (c.) and occur before the common era (B.C.E.).
| 3800–3500 | Earliest fired pottery is decorated with a red body and a black rim. |
| 3500–3300 | Egyptian artists draw and model from clay and carve the earliest Egyptian human figures. |
| 3300–3100 | Artists carve first animals in relief in ivory. |
| 3200–3100 | Narmer Palette is the first Egyptian relief that follows the classic Egyptian style. It represents a stylistic break with pre-historic Egyptian art. |
| 3100–2675 | Egyptian artists formulate the basic strategies for their works of art that remain in use for nearly 3,000 years. |
| The Stela of Wadj is an example of one of the first uses of combined perspective to represent a building from both the top view and the front view. | |
| 2800–2675 | The statues of King Khasekhemwy represent one of the first attempts to portray a seated king, a common subject... |
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