Imagining Egypt : a living portrait of the time of the Pharaohs

by Mark Millmore

Paper Book, 2007

Status

Available

Call number

932

Collection

Publication

New York : [Poole : Black Dog & Leventhal ; Chris Lloyd, distributor], c2007.

Description

Explore the history and culture of ancient Egypt in a brand-new way with this unique book sure to appeal to adults and young people alike. The ancient Egyptians thrived over a 3,000-year period and are considered to have been one of the most sophisticated and innovative societies the world has ever known. In Imagining Egypt readers learn how to decode hieroglyphics, find out how the pyramids were built, read ancient myths and legends--and experience the daily life and culture of the Egyptians in a whole new way. Brand-new computer recreations of ancient monuments and structures, rendered by the author in full color just as they would have looked in their own time, are acompanied by photos of the sites today. With its highly original artwork, lively layout, and entertaining, interactive style, Imagining Egypt carries readers back to an exotic and fascinating time and place, into a culture that exerts influence and commands respect today. Going beyond artifacts and ruins to show what life was really like at the time, it's perfect for students, teachers, armchair historians, and travelers. Visit www.imaginingegypt.com for special features and offers readers of Imagining Egypt.… (more)

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Physical description

192 p.; 29 cm

ISBN

9781579125479

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