The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt Book

The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt, edited by Ian Shaw, is a comprehensive history of ancient Egypt from its prehistoric beginnings to the death of Cleopatra. Written by leading scholars, it covers the building of the pyramids, the age of the pharaohs, religion, art, trade and daily life along the Nile.

Key themes include:

• Three thousand years of Egyptian history
• Pharaohs, pyramids and temples
• Religion, art and daily life in ancient Egypt
• Scholarly history, clearly written for general readers

Who should read this: readers of ancient history and Egyptology, and anyone fascinated by the world of the pharaohs.

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