Ancient Egypt & Egyptology: Deciphering the Land of the Pharaohs
Delve into the mysteries of the Nile Valley with our Ancient Egypt & Egyptology collections. These publications explore the culture, history and archaeology of ancient Egypt. For broader archaeological perspectives, consider our Ancient Near East collection which includes focus on the interconnectedness of early civilizations.
Designed for children aged 7-11 and their teachers, and beautifully illustrated throughout, Amarna, Life under the Sun explores daily life in ancient and modern Egypt.
In Hair and Death in Ancient Egypt Maria Rosa Valdesogo describes the relation between hair and these rites, and the role hair played in death in ancient Egypt.
Explores the relationship between built environments, collective identities and political agency and the potential conflicts arising from competing or alternative social uses of the space, with case studies from ancient Egypt, Neo-Assyrian Nimrud and Hellenistic cities through Africa to the American south-west, Mexico, Peru and Southeast Asia.
Facsimile reissue of 1975 examination of religious and cultural relationships between Egypt and its southern neighbours, Nubia and Meroe through analysis of evidence for the worship of the Meroite lion-king Apedemak and the spread of his cult.
Facsimile reprint of 1976 fully illustrated catalogue of Pharanoic Egyptian sculpture, from the humblest to the most majestic, in the Petrie Collection at UCL, London.
Detailed, illustrated, examination of the system of proportion used in Egyptian art, based on standardisation of the natural relations of various parts of human anatomy.
Facsimile reissue of part I of complete catalogue of the inscribed stelae, reliefs and paintings in the Petrie Museum, detailed over 200 New Kingdom monuments.
Facsimile reissue of part III of complete catalogue of the inscribed stelae, reliefs and paintings in the Petrie Museum, detailed over 140 Late Period monuments.
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