An illustrated examination of the Egyptian workforce which built the pyramids, which provides details of their everyday lives outside their work. Originally published in 1986 and now available in paperback.
accurately presents life around Egypt's pyramid workers
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
This is the story of the first pyramid workmen's town, a fascinating story for those who want to know more about Ancient Egypt's everyday life. The image of the 'whip-driven slave' is replaced by skilled workers who worry about normal everyday problems such as family, food and work conditions. Sure, the pyramids were made by very special people, but no, these people were not mysterious aliens. This study helps humanize the Ancient Egyptians.
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