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Writing as Elizabeth Peters, Dr. Barbara Mertz, a renowned Egyptologist, delves into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt, illuminating a civilization that continues to captivate imaginations. This work chronicles an extraordinary epoch, from the 1st Stone Age settlements to Cleopatra's reign and the Roman invasions, bringing ancient Egypt vividly to life. With illustrations, maps, photographs, and charts, it offers intriguing insights into Egyptian society and daily life, the stories of pharaohs, the rise and fall of dynasties, as well as religion, culture, folklore, and fairy tales. The narrative also includes tales of explorers, scientists, and those who sought to unravel or exploit these timeless mysteries, alongside reflections on the architectural marvels that emerged from the desert sands. Revised and updated with the latest historical research and archaeological discoveries, this engaging exploration avoids dry academic language, providing a colorful journey for anyone who has ever dreamed of exploring the Valley of the Kings, admiring the treasures of Queen Hatshepsut's temple, or sailing the Nile on Cleopatra's royal barge.
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Mumien, Tempel, Pharaonen, Elizabeth Peters
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- Released
- 2012
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- Title
- Mumien, Tempel, Pharaonen
- Subtitle
- Eine Geschichte des Alten Ägypten
- Language
- German
- Authors
- Elizabeth Peters
- Publisher
- wbg Theiss
- Released
- 2012
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 323
- ISBN10
- 3806225001
- ISBN13
- 9783806225006
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Historical Themes, Ancient History, Archaeology, Egypt, Ancient Egypt, Egyptology, Pharaohs, Mummies, Temples
- Rating
- 4.5 out of 5
- Description
- Writing as Elizabeth Peters, Dr. Barbara Mertz, a renowned Egyptologist, delves into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt, illuminating a civilization that continues to captivate imaginations. This work chronicles an extraordinary epoch, from the 1st Stone Age settlements to Cleopatra's reign and the Roman invasions, bringing ancient Egypt vividly to life. With illustrations, maps, photographs, and charts, it offers intriguing insights into Egyptian society and daily life, the stories of pharaohs, the rise and fall of dynasties, as well as religion, culture, folklore, and fairy tales. The narrative also includes tales of explorers, scientists, and those who sought to unravel or exploit these timeless mysteries, alongside reflections on the architectural marvels that emerged from the desert sands. Revised and updated with the latest historical research and archaeological discoveries, this engaging exploration avoids dry academic language, providing a colorful journey for anyone who has ever dreamed of exploring the Valley of the Kings, admiring the treasures of Queen Hatshepsut's temple, or sailing the Nile on Cleopatra's royal barge.