Flinders Petrie was an English Egyptologist and a pioneer of systematic methodology in archaeology. He revolutionized fieldwork by introducing rigorous procedures and developed a system for dating layers based on ceramic findings. His groundbreaking work at key Egyptian sites laid the foundation for modern archaeological practice and deepened our understanding of the ancient world.
The „Egyptian Tales“, collected and edited by William M. Flinders Petrie, offer a world of miracles, betrayals and wondrous travels. Magicians perform their magic arts to please the Pharaoh, a fated child is doomed to be chased by ferocious animals, and a man undertakes a quest to resurrect his falsely accused brother. History and myth blend into a unique experience which encompasses the greatest pieces of fiction from ancient Egypt.
Exploring the rich tapestry of Egyptian mythology, this guide delves into the various gods and beliefs that shaped ancient Egyptian religion. It covers the nature of deities, the relationship between gods and humanity, concepts of the afterlife, and both private and ritual worship practices. Additionally, it addresses cosmogony and the broader influence of Egypt on religion. Aimed at those fascinated by ancient cultures, this informative book offers a comprehensive look into the spiritual life of ancient Egypt.