Adolf Erman affirms that the ancient Egyptians were “natives of their own country, children of their own soil.” In the remotest era of the Egyptian civilization, the Egyptians were insular to Africa only. The patterns and directions of the Egyptian Civilization’s progress indicates a progressive change from the initial formation of communities in the southern part of Egypt and evolution from low level of civilizational accomplishments to more sophisticated, highly differentiated, and spectacular aesthetic and artistic skills.