Ancient Egyptian crafting cat with earring, metal casting, patinated and partially yield

Greek / Roman period (332 BC - 395 AD) When Alexander the Great 332 BC. Chr. After Alexander's death 323 BC The empire disintegrated through ongoing successor disputes, until Alexander's General Ptolomäos finally secured rule over Egypt in 305 and founded a dynasty that remained in power for 300 years. With the murder of her brother Ptolomäos XIII. In 48/47 BC BC took over Cleopatra VII. The sole government power. The Roman general Julius Caesar, who had tried in vain to convey between Cleopatra and her brother, finally got into trouble and saw himself forced to set the Egyptian fleet in front of anchor at Alexandria. Cleopatra gave birth to Caesar a son whose throne claims she tried to secure. After Caesar's death, she combined with Markus Antonius, whose victories in Egypt brought in the rule over the front Orient one last time. The clashes with Octavian, the later emperor Augustus, ended in a defeat for Markus Antonius. He went back to Cleopatra and chose suicide with her. So Egypt became a province of Rome.