Drawing on a wealth of archeological evidence, author Jon Manchip White presents a remarkably accurate picture of Egyptian Life throughout dynastic times -- from the end of the third millennium to the Greek occupation in 330 BC.
Because social conditions changed little during these 3,000 years, readers get a clear idea of the roles and tasks assigned to each section of the community -- to the Pharaoh and his noblemen; priests and soldiers; scribes and artists; and peasants, who formed the bul.
Drawing on a wealth of archeological evidence, author Jon Manchip White presents a remarkably accurate picture of Egyptian Life throughout dynastic times -- from the end of the third millennium to the Greek occupation in 330 BC
