Gods and Goddesses: in the Daily Life of the Ancient Egyptians (Gods and Goddesses)

Why did ancient Egyptians house their dead pharaohs in magnificent pyramids? Which ancient Egyptian god kept a record of the fate of every man and woman in Egypt? Why were some herds of cows in ancient Egypt considered to be sacred? Every aspect of ancient life is explored by looking at the traditions and religious beliefs associated with it. The book reveals how such beliefs were an integral part of life and how they affected everything that was done. Complete with glossary, index, photography and illustrations.

History

Henrietta McCall

Ancient Civilizations

Hodder Wayland

Discover everything you'd want to know about the creepy, mysterious mummies of ancient Egypt. With fantastic split pages, you'll gain an interesting insight into how mummies were made: from wrappings to resin, from natron to natural preservation. With clear, accessible captions and stunning full colour illustrations, this title in the brand new Time Shift series offers a highly visual approach to learning about this important and fascinating topic. The Time Shift series explores exciting man-made inventions and natural phenomena, with a view to offering a glimpse inside the structures and workings of these magnificent creations. From mysterious Egyptian mummies to wonders of the world, uncover a host of information about some of the world's most fascinating subjects. Each title features unique split pages, timelines and a comprehensive glossary and index.

Time Shift: Mummy

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Gods and Goddesses: in the Daily Life of the Ancient Egyptians (Gods and Goddesses)

Time Shift: Mummy