The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Egypt

Informationen zum Autor Bill Manley teaches Egyptology at the University of Glasgow. Klappentext From its humble origins as a cluster of rival chiefdoms along the banks of the Nile, ancient Egypt rose to become one of the most advanced civilizations of its time. This atlas traces its turbulent history and remarkable cultural development, from the founding of Memphis around 5000 BC, through the territorial expansion and flourishing trade of the 'age of empire', to Greek domination and ultimate collapse. Political rivalries are charted through the successive dynasties, from the strife of the intermediate periods to the golden ages of prosperity and artistic glory under Akhenaten, Tutankhamun and Ramesses II. The latest archaeological evidence is used to cast new light on the vast architectural legacy of the world's first great nation state. The authoritative narrative, illustrated with over sixty full colour maps and over seventy plates, makes this an indispensable handbook for history students and enthusiasts alike. Zusammenfassung From its humble origins as a cluster of rival chiefdoms along the banks of the Nile, ancient Egypt rose to become one of the most advanced civilizations of its time. This atlas traces its turbulent history and remarkable cultural development, from the founding of Memphis around 5000 BC, through the territorial expansion and flourishing trade of the 'age of empire', to Greek domination and ultimate collapse. Political rivalries are charted through the successive dynasties, from the strife of the intermediate periods to the golden ages of prosperity and artistic glory under Akhenaten, Tutankhamun and Ramesses II. The latest archaeological evidence is used to cast new light on the vast architectural legacy of the world's first great nation state. The authoritative narrative, illustrated with over sixty full colour maps and over seventy plates, makes this an indispensable handbook for history students and enthusiasts alike. Inhaltsverzeichnis Timelines Part I: Origins of Ancient Egypt Prehistoric Egypt The Emergence of Egypt The Old Kingdom Administration Old Kingdom Egypt and Nubia The Great Pyramid Age The First Intermediate Period The Egyptian Language and Writing Part II: The Middle Kingdom The Wars of Reunification The Administrative State The Faiyum and Delta Middle Kingdom Egypt and the Near East Middle Kingdom Egypt and Nubia The Second Intermediate Period Thebes, Kush and the Hyksos Kings Egyptian Literature Part III: The New Kingdom The Wars of Ahmose Wawat and Kush Egypt, Syria and Palestine I Egypt, Syria and Palestine II Punt and God's Land Power and the Royal Palace I Power and the Royal Palace II The Amarna Letters Egyptian Art Part IV: The Late New Kingdom The Road to Kadesh Urbanization Libyan Invasions and the Sea Peoples The Decline of Royal Authority Tanis, Thebes and Libya The Palestinian Campaign of Shoshenk I Division of the Kingdom Kings from Kush The Valley of the Kings Part V: The Late Period The Sack of Thebes The Saite Monarchy Saite Egypt and the Near East The Nubian Legacy of the 25th Dynasty Persian and Egyptian Independence After Alexander Women in Egypt King List Further Reading Index Acknowledgements ...

Autorentext
Bill Manley teaches Egyptology at the University of Glasgow.

Klappentext
From its humble origins as a cluster of rival chiefdoms along the banks of the Nile, ancient Egypt rose to become one of the most advanced civilizations of its time. This atlas traces its turbulent history and remarkable cultural development, from the founding of Memphis around 5000 BC, through the territorial expansion and flourishing trade of the 'age of empire', to Greek domination and ultimate collapse. Political rivalries are charted through the successive dynasties, from the strife of the intermediate periods to the golden ages of prosperity and artistic glory under Akhenaten, Tutankhamun and Ramesses II. The latest archaeological evidence is used to cast new light on the vast architectural legacy of the world's first great nation state. The authoritative narrative, illustrated with over sixty full colour maps and over seventy plates, makes this an indispensable handbook for history students and enthusiasts alike.

Inhalt
Timelines
Part I: Origins of Ancient Egypt
Prehistoric Egypt
The Emergence of Egypt
The Old Kingdom Administration
Old Kingdom Egypt and Nubia
The Great Pyramid Age
The First Intermediate Period
The Egyptian Language and Writing
Part II: The Middle Kingdom
The Wars of Reunification
The Administrative State
The Faiyum and Delta
Middle Kingdom Egypt and the Near East
Middle Kingdom Egypt and Nubia
The Second Intermediate Period
Thebes, Kush and the Hyksos Kings
Egyptian Literature
Part III: The New Kingdom
The Wars of Ahmose
Wawat and Kush
Egypt, Syria and Palestine I
Egypt, Syria and Palestine II
Punt and God's Land
Power and the Royal Palace I
Power and the Royal Palace II
The Amarna Letters
Egyptian Art
Part IV: The Late New Kingdom
The Road to Kadesh
Urbanization
Libyan Invasions and the Sea Peoples
The Decline of Royal Authority
Tanis, Thebes and Libya
The Palestinian Campaign of Shoshenk I
Division of the Kingdom
Kings from Kush
The Valley of the Kings
Part V: The Late Period
The Sack of Thebes
The Saite Monarchy
Saite Egypt and the Near East
The Nubian Legacy of the 25th Dynasty
Persian and Egyptian Independence
After Alexander
Women in Egypt
King List
Further Reading
Index
Acknowledgements

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