BURIAL CUSTOMS IN ANCIENT EGYPT: LIFE IN DEATH FOR RICH AND POOR
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The pyramids of Gizeh and the tomb of Tutankhamun are two examples of the legendary energy that the Ancient Egyptians devoted to their tombs. But it was not only the rich who had pyramids as this work shows, giving a broad picture of burial as practiced throughout society over the millennia.
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2003
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165 pages
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Duckworth
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ENG, UND
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