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Introduction to Ancient Egypt
by T. G. H. James · British Museum Press · tapa dura · 286 pages
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Pages: 286 pagesAuthor: T. G. H. JamesPublisher: British Museum PressFormat: tapa duraLanguage: enRelease date: 4/6/1979ISBN: ISBN 9780714109244
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Synopsis of Introduction to Ancient Egypt
Este libro es una introducción a la historia y la civilización del antiguo Egipto. Cubre temas como la geografía, la sociedad, la religión, el arte y la arquitectura del antiguo Egipto. El libro está escrito por T.G.H. James y publicado por British Museum Press en 1979. Es una edición revisada y contiene ilustraciones adicionales.
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