Manners And Customs Of The Ancient Egyptians

"The Manners And Customs Of The Ancient Egyptians" offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient Egyptian society, culture, and history. Sir John Gardner Wilkinson delves into the intricate details of Egyptian life, drawing from extensive research of paintings, sculptures, and monuments. This book provides insights into the government, laws, arts, manufacturing, religion, agriculture, and early historical developments of the ancient Egyptians.

Readers will discover the nuances of Egyptian private life, gaining a deeper understanding of their customs and traditions. This book remains a valuable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the rich and complex world of ancient Egypt.

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