ANSWERS - Warfare in Ancient Egypt Crossword

A two-wheeled vehicle drawn (pulled) by horses, used in ancient warfare and racing.
A common weapon used to stab or thrown at enemies in ancient Egypt warfare. They were made of a wooden pole attached to a flint or bronze blade.
The ruler of an independent kingdom who maintains the warfare military.
The name of a certain army who helps patrol the Eastern Mediterranean from enemies on SEA.
The goddess of war and destruction.
A blue, war crown wore by New Kingdom pharaohs in battle.
The time (in numbers) about when ancient Egyptian warfare started.
In ancient Egypt, this word is used for soldiers that fight on foot.
Ancient Egyptians fought to conquer this.
Their main form of defence in the form of hard, weak leather straps.
The names of two people. One who led the Upper Egypt army and one who led Lower. They are usually relatives of the pharaoh.
Army divisions were often named after these.
A river which was a vital source for survival during war for Egyptians.
This strong leader ruled during the first dynastic period of war.
Egyptian soldier's most useful weapon in attacking (two separate objects).
Mixed group of Asiatic people from Western Asia invaded the Eastern Nile Delta in the year 1650 BC.