Atlas of Ancient Egypt
John Baines, Jaromír Málek
Abstract
John Baines, Jaromír Málek
Abstract
This important book treats an old theme - the civilization of ancient Egypt - in an entirely new way: never before has Egyptian culture been presented in the form of an atlas. In fact it is far more than an atlas in the traditional sense of the word: in addition to the many historical and topographical maps, the book contains a substantial text by two distinguished Egyptologists as well as numerous color photographs and drawings illustrating every aspect of this fascinating subject.
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This important book treats an old theme - the civilization of ancient Egypt - in an entirely new way: never before has Egyptian culture been presented in the form of an atlas. In fact it is far more than an atlas in the traditional sense of the word: in addition to the many historical and topographical maps, the book contains a substantial text by two distinguished Egyptologists as well as numerous color photographs and drawings illustrating every aspect of this fascinating subject.
Key concepts: Atlas (anatomy), Civilization, Theme (computing), Ancient egypt, Cartography, History, Art, Geography