The Seventy Great Mysteries of Ancient Egypt - Brief Article - Book Review

Science News, Nov 15, 2003

BILL MANLEY, ED.

For 200 years, modern people have studied the culture of Egyptians who lived up to 5,000 years ago. This beautifully illustrated guide considers past and continuing mysteries concerning pyramids, tombs, pharaohs, queens, as well as how people lived and what they believed. Among the mysteries addressed: Who were the first kings of Egypt? Did pharaohs really marry their sisters? Why did Egyptians mummify the dead? Contributors to this volume include prestigious Egyptologists and archaeologists. They draw from their expertise in many facets of ancient Egyptian culture and artifacts. Thames Hudson, 2003, 304 p., color photos/illus., hardcover, $40.00.

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