The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Egypt
Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)
Published: January 1, 1997
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
ISBN-13: 9780140513318
Copyright date: 1996
First sentence: Until the advent of Egyptology, the principal sources for the study of Ancient Egypt were classical authors.
Table of contents: title: Timelines; title: Part one : Origins of ancient Egypt.; title: Prehistoric Egypt; title: The emergence of Egypt; title: The old kingdom administration; title: Old kingdom Egypt and Nubia; title: The great pyramid age; title: The first intermediate period; title: The Egyptian language and writing; title: Part two : The middle kingdom.; title: The wars of reunification; title: The administrative state; title: The Faiyum and Delta; title: Middle kingdom Egpyt and the Near East; title: Middle kingdom Egypt and Nubia; title: The second intermediate period; title: Thebes, Kush and the Hyksos kings; title: Egyptian literature; title: Part three : The new kingdom.; title: The wars of Ahmose; title: Wawat and Kush; title: Egypt, Syria and Palestine I; title: Egypt, Syria and Palestine II; title: Punt and God's land; title: Power and the royal palace I; title: Power and the royal palace II; title: The Amarna letters; title: Egyptian art; title: Part four : The late new kingdom.; title: The road to Kadesh; title: Urbanization; title: Libyan invasions and the sea peoples; title: The decline of royal authority; title: Tanis, Thebes and Libya; title: The Palestinian campaign of Shoshenk I; title: Division of the kingdom; title: Kings from Kush; title: The Valley of the Kings; title: Part five : The late period.; title: The sack of Thebes; title: The Saite monarchy; title: Saite Egypt and the Near East; title: The Nubian legacy of the 25th dynasty; title: Persian and Egyptian independence; title: After Alexander; title: Women in Egypt; title: King list; title: Further reading