Society and Death in Ancient Egypt: Mortuary Landscapes of the Middle Kingdom

Janet E. Richards

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning

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Part I. The Study of Ancient Social Systems: 1. Social differentiation and the notion of 'class' 2. Egyptian society through text and image 3. Society, settlement, and votive behavior Part II. Society and Death in Egypt: 4. People, death and the 'tomb problem' in Egypt 5. Mortuary landscapes in the Middle Kingdom 6. Burial at the center: Haraga and Riqqa 7. Cemeteries past, present, and provincial: Abydos Conclusion: The Egyptian Nile Valley in the Middle Kingdom: History, politics, and society.

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