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Lost Voices Of The Nile Everyday Life In Ancient Egypt Charlotte Booth

Name: Lost Voices Of The Nile Everyday Life In Ancient Egypt Charlotte Booth
SKU: BELL-10360084
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (46 reviews)

SKU: BELL-10360084

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Lost Voices Of The Nile Everyday Life In Ancient Egypt Charlotte Booth instant download after payment.

Publisher: Amberley Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.52 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Charlotte Booth

ISBN: 9781445642857, 9781445642987, 1445642859, 1445642980

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Lost Voices Of The Nile Everyday Life In Ancient Egypt Charlotte Booth by Charlotte Booth 9781445642857, 9781445642987, 1445642859, 1445642980 instant download after payment.

When we think of ancient Egypt, we think of the gods, the pharaohs and the pyramids. However, life for the average Egyptian was very different from this glorious perception and was not so unrecognisable from the lives we live today. This book tells the history of the ordinary population of ancient Egypt, using the stories of real people – often strange, at times amusing and ultimately very recognisable. Booth introduces us to a number of fascinating people, including Taimhotep, who married a man twice her age and turned to the god Imhotep to help her to conceive a son; Naunakhte, who disinherited her children for neglecting her in her old age; Kenhirkhopshef, a man seemingly obsessed with making lists; and Paneb, the ‘bad boy’ of Deir el-Medina. History is made up of people and personalities, and each of these characters has a story to tell.