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No. The two terms refer to almost completely different regions and eras, despite the influence of what we call "Ancient Greece" certainly extended to portions of what had, in the same time, been "Ancient Egypt". Greece was not located in ancient Egypt. It is in the southwest of Europe, between the Mediterranean Sea, from Egypt, in north Africa. The ancient Greeks were the first modern societies to the study of the ancient history of Egypt. Many of the translations of the hieroglyphs based on the Rosetta Stone, which had text written in hieroglyphic form and in the Ancient greece.