Egypt and the Egyptians

Douglas J. Brewer · Emily Teeter

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Classical Antiquity Studies Islamic Studies and History

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Preface 1. An Egyptian revival 2. The river, valley and desert 3. A chronology and history of Egypt 4. Cities, towns and villages 5. The government and the governed 6. Religion and religious practices 7. Society and its expectations 8. Language and writing 9. Homes for the people, the pharaoh, and the gods 10. The quest for eternity 11. Egyptian art: craftsmen, techniques and conventions 12. Cultural death or transformations of a civilization?

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