Charlotte Booth Livres

The study explores the complex dynamics of foreign immigrants in Egyptian society, examining their distinctions from native Egyptians. It delves into themes of ethnicity, nationalism, and citizenship, focusing on groups such as Asiatics, Syrians, Libyans, Nubians, Minoans, and Indians. The analysis is supported by selected catalogues of archaeological finds and materials, providing a tangible connection to these seven groups and highlighting their unique roles and contributions within the broader context of ancient Egypt.

Explore the captivating world of Ancient Egypt through a richly illustrated and accessible guide that caters to history enthusiasts of all levels. This comprehensive introduction covers essential facts, key events, and significant figures, making it an ideal resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of this fascinating civilization.

Exploring the myths surrounding ancient Egypt, the book delves into eight prevalent misconceptions, examining their origins and evolution. It covers topics such as the River Nile, the pyramids, mummification, and notable figures like Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, and Cleopatra. Additionally, it highlights Alexandria's legacy as a center of knowledge. The investigation reveals how these myths have influenced Western culture across various mediums, including art, architecture, and popular entertainment, ultimately separating fact from fiction in the portrayal of ancient Egypt.

Changes through history of the culture and people of Egypt are reflected in how the river Nile was seen and used. As their manipulation and exploitation of the Nile improved so did their economy. Follow the journey of the Nile thus far: from the attraction it held for early settlers and how it affected their living methods; through the pharaonic period and how it was used politically; to the nineteenth-century industrial age and its role as a centre for tourism

Unravel the history behind of one of the most fascinating ancient civilisations with this engaging, entertaining and educational guide to the ancient Egyptians.

A fascinating exploration of the lives of normal people in ancient Egypt. Full of their own strange and amusing stories; documents their anxieties, hopes, loves and mischievous pursuits.

The fascinating history of sex in ancient Egyptian society, from the flirtations of Pharaohs to exotic aphrodisiacs.

Using archaeological evidence to separate fact from fiction, this book unravels the riddle of the Exodus and the real cause of Tutankhamun's death, and reveals a world of cursed tombs, the missing land of Punt, and even a cross-dressing king.

Focussing on Thebes in 1360 BCE, How to Survive in Ancient Egypt is ex-pat's guide to living in Thebes in 1360 BCE.

Hardcover with dust jacket. Slightly worn dust jacket. Very sparse markings. 160 pages.