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Petrie began to analyze the grave goods methodically. Grave A might contain certain types of pot in common with Grave B; Grave B also contained a later style of pot, the only type to be found in Grave C. By writing cards for each grave and filing them in logical order, Petrie established a full sequence for the cemetery, concluding that the last graves were probably contemporary with the First Dynasty. The development of life along the Nile thus was revealed, from early settlers to farmers to political stratification.
Three phases of this Predynastic Naqada culture are now recognized, as first set described by Flinders Petrie. The earliest is called Naqada I or Amratian (since similar pottery types were found at the site of el-Amra). This is characterized by black-topped red ware with white cross-lined bodies. The next culture was Naqada II, or Gerzean, characterized by decorated wavy-handled pots.


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Petrie mulai menganalisis barang kuburan metodis. Grave A mungkin berisi beberapa jenis pot yang sama dengan makam B; Grave B juga terdapat gaya kemudian pot, satu-satunya jenis yang ditemukan di makam C. Dengan menulis kartu untuk setiap kuburan dan mengajukan mereka dalam urutan logis, Petrie didirikan urutan penuh untuk pemakaman, menyimpulkan bahwa kuburan terakhir yang mungkin kontemporer dengan Dinasti Pertama. Perkembangan kehidupan di sepanjang Sungai Nil demikian terungkap, dari pemukim awal ke petani untuk stratifikasi politik.
Tiga fase budaya Predinastik Naqada ini sekarang diakui, sebagai set pertama dijelaskan oleh Flinders Petrie. Awal disebut Naqada I atau Amratian (karena jenis tembikar serupa ditemukan di lokasi el-Amra). Hal ini ditandai dengan gudang merah hitam atasnya dengan tubuh lintas berlapis putih. Budaya berikutnya adalah Naqada II, atau Gerzean, ditandai dengan dihiasi pot bergelombang-ditangani.


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