Books on Ancient Egypt

1987. W. V. Davies. Catalogue of Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum VII. Tools and Weapons I. Axes. Egyptian Warfare and Weapons (Shire Egyptology) (Paperback) by Ian Shaw. 1999 How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs: A Step-by-Step Guide to Teach Yourself, Revised Edition (Hardcover) by Mark Collier (Author), Bill Manley (Author). 2003 The End of the Bronze Age (Extract). Robert Drews. 1995 Egyptian Medicine (Shire Egyptology Series) by Colin Morrison Reeves (Paperback - Jun 1989) Egyptian Metalworking and Tools (Shire Egyptology) by Bernd Scheel (Paperback - Mar 1999 Egyptian Models and Scenes (Shire Egyptology) by Angela M. Tooley (Paperback - Mar 1999) Egyptian Towns and Cities (Shire Egyptology Series) by Eric P. Uphill (Paperback - Jun 1988) Egyptian Woodworking and Furniture (Shire Egyptology) by Geoffrey Killen (Paperback - Mar 1999) Kadesh Inscriptions of Ramesses II by Alan H. Gardiner (Hardcover - Jan 1976) Egyptianization and Elite Emulation in Ramesside Palestine: Governance and Accomodation on the Imperial Periphery (Culture and History of the Ancient Near ... and History of the Ancient Near East) by Carolyn R. Higginbotham (Hardcover - May 1, 2000) Boats (Egyptian Bookshelf) by Dilwyn Jones (Paperback - 1995) Luxor: A Guide to Ancient Thebes by Jill Kamil (Paperback - Oct 1983) Wheeled Vehicle and Ridden Animals in the Ancient Near East (Asian Studies) by M. A. Littauer and J. H. Crouwel (Hardcover - Aug 1997) Who's Who in Ancient Egypt (Who's Who) by Michael Rice (Paperback - Nov 7, 2001) Art of Warfare In Biblical Lands: In Light of Archaeological Study by Yigael Yadin (Hardcover - 1963) W. McLEOD, Composite bows from the tomb of Tutankhamun, Oxford University Press for The Griffith Institute, I970

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wtcls (2008-03-16)

Thanks !

harigata (2008-08-18)

Heh, but you can rewrite the past and/or misinterpret is 'cause you have this blind need to believe in certain silly ideals of religions, and then you still get to repeat the past over and over and over and over, on a slightly greater scale each time. We are NOT living in the age of enlightenment. We just have bigger machines, and our numbers are greater, meaning that each individual actually matters less.
BTW - thanks a lot for the books!

 bill_214 (2008-12-27)

Love the ancient history stuff, thanks!

Hiram_pirate (2009-01-09)

Thanks ! Collection-SUPER!!!
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