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Explore more than 3.000 years of Ancient Egyptian
history, from its emergence out of the darkness of prehistory around 3.000 BC to the
closing of its last temple in 535/537 A.D.
A timeline helps you navigate through the different periods and dynasties and allows you
to learn more about the formidable Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt. |
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From Egypt's dawn to the demise of the pharaonic culture, Saqqara
was the burial place par excellence for the elite living and working in Memphis,
one of Egypt's capitals.
A map of the area guides you to Djosers's Step-pyramid and to other important monuments. |
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This introduction to the language of the Ancient Egyptians gives an
overview of the linguistic features of Ancient Egyptian, it explains the differences
between hieroglyphic, hieratic and demotic and it provides some background to the
understanding of hieroglyphs.
A special focus on the royal titulary gives the hieroglyphic names of several Pharaohs. |
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Browse through The Ancient Egypt Site using an alphabetically sorted
list of keywords, that helps you find the subjects you are interested in quickly.
Different spellings of the same words make your research even easier and faster.
This list of keywords is updated as new items are added to this site. |
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From layman to professional, from kid to adult, this list of books
features something for everyone. The books are sorted by topic and then alphabetically, on
the author's name.
Several of the listed books are linked to Amazon.com, Earth's biggest bookstore,
allowing you to purchase the books you need. |
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This "Hitchhikers guide to Ancient Egypt" explores the
modern-day interest with this fascinating culture.
It features a list of links to other web-sites about Ancient Egypt, a list of movies on
Ancient Egypt and three chapters that list museums, societies and universities. |
Please note that this site is being updated on a
regular basis and that some of the information presented here is as yet incomplete. To
find out more about what changed with the most recent upload, you can go to "Ancient
Egypt from A to Z" and choose to see new and updated keywords, or you can click
on "Recent updates" in the side-bar.
To find out more about the background of this site (most recent
updates, technical information, the author), you can use the links listed in the left
side-bar below the words "About this site" (if there is no such side-bar, click here).
A search box at the bottom of this page, will allow you to
search this site (or the entire web) by keyword.
A special word of thanks should go to:
- my dear wife (honey) for the many pictures she has taken in Egypt,
- my father (dad) for allowing me to (ab)use his Polaraid scanner,
- Hans, for being so kind as to let me use his flatbed scanner when I didn't have
one,
- Miss Caroline Rocheleau and Mr. Leonard Boudville for their ideas and
suggestions,
- the many members and the monitors of the EEF mailing list, for all
those great, inspiring and informative discussions,
- and of course, all of you...
The Free Arab Voice
Women
Cleopatra, the
Last Pharaoh
The Egyptian Economy
and Non-royal Women
Egyptian Women
in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
Jehan El-Sadat - Biography
Nefertiti
The Role
of Women in Nubia
Sinai Bedouin Women
The Status of Women
in Ancient Egyptian Society (Northwestern Univ)
The Status of Women in
Egyptian Society
Women in Ancient Egypt Exhibition
Women in the Ancient Near
East - Bibliography (U of Chicago)
Women in the Ancient
Near East - Bibliography (U of Kentucky)
WWW Sites about Ancient
Egyptian Women
Maps by
www.expediamaps.com
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