Flinders Petrie was an English Egyptologist who pioneered systematic methodology in archaeology. His work in Egypt involved excavations at key sites, and he introduced a revolutionary system for dating layers based on ceramic findings. Petrie's legacy lies in his meticulous approach, which laid the groundwork for modern archaeological practice.
Experience the sweeping scope of global history with The Book of History. Featuring over eight thousand illustrations and insights from some of the world's leading historians, this book is the ultimate guide to the events and personalities that have shaped human civilization. From ancient Egypt to modern America, no stone is left unturned in this epic masterpiece.
Dendereh 1898: a photographic record of the excavations at Dendereh, Egypt, is a classic work on the archaeology of ancient Egypt. It includes over 500 plates and photographs of the artifacts and structures uncovered at the site.
This sweeping history of the world provides a broad overview of all major events and developments, with a focus on the year 1918 and the pivotal role it played in shaping the modern world. Brimming with rich illustrations and insightful analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of humankind.
This volume of the official publication of the British School of Archaeology in Egypt presents the findings of excavations at Meydum and Memphis, two ancient Egyptian sites. The book includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of the archaeological remains, as well as interpretations of their historical and cultural significance.
Considered a classic in the field of Egyptology, this book by W.M. Flinders Petrie presents a comprehensive overview of Egyptian history from prehistoric times to the end of the 19th century, drawing on archaeological discoveries and ancient texts.
An insightful book that explores the formation and development of the gospels. Petrie's meticulous research and scholarship make this book an essential read for anyone interested in the history of Christianity.
This book provides an in-depth look at the ancient Egyptian port town of Naukratis, including its history, culture, and artifacts. Drawing from extensive archaeological findings and primary sources, the authors offer a comprehensive understanding of this important site and its significance in ancient Egypt.
This facsimile edition presents a comprehensive collection of prehistoric pottery and slate palettes from pre-dynastic Egypt, originally compiled by Flinders Petrie in 1921. The 1974 reissue offers valuable insights into ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and culture, showcasing artifacts that reflect the artistic and functional aspects of early societies. This work serves as an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the evolution of Egyptian art and archaeology.
Flinders Petrie's excavation and survey reports provide a detailed account of the archaeological findings in the Faiyum oasis, located southwest of Cairo. The work explores various towns, pyramids, and cemeteries, offering valuable insights into the region's historical significance and ancient civilization. This reissue presents a comprehensive look at Petrie's meticulous research and discoveries, highlighting the cultural and archaeological richness of the area.
This facsimile edition presents Flinders Petrie's detailed 1896 account of archaeological excavations at the ancient sites of Ballas, Naqada, and Nubt along the Nile's west bank. It offers insights into cemetery and settlement findings, showcasing the historical significance of these locations and contributing to the understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization. The 1974 reissue enhances accessibility to Petrie's pioneering work in archaeology.