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The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Egypt (Hist Atlas)
The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancient Egypt (Hist Atlas)

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Author: Bill Manley
Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)
Release Date: 1997-01-01
ISBN-10: 0140513310
ISBN-13: 9780140513318
List Price: $18.00
Average Customer Rating:
Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5
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Summary:
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. Noted Egyptologist Bill Manley traces its history from the founding of Memphis around 5000 B.C. Recent archaeological evidence sheds new light on the vast architectural legacy of one of the world's oldest nations. Full-color maps and b&w illus.

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5 Score = 3.5

Somebody tell Amazon this is an Atlas
Customer Rating:  Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4
These guineas say "Look inside this book" (an atlas, of all things!) and then, when you do, all they give you is print. Not a single map to be seen! I can't rate this atlas, but I give Amazon an F- for their "search inside" preview of this book.

Unsatisfactory
Customer Rating:  Score = 1 Score = 1 Score = 1 Score = 1 Score = 1
The book has a great collection of maps; however, sidetracks from major aspects of Egyptian history. The information presented on the 25th Dynasty, is particularly unsatisfactory. Major events like the battle of 701 BC between Egypt's 25th Dynasty and Assyria, which changed map of the middle east, is vaguely mentioned. The information presented is inconsistent and certainly unsatisfactory for the average reader.

Not the most informative book on Egyptian history, but then again it IS an ATLAS!
Customer Rating:  Score = 5 Score = 5 Score = 5 Score = 5 Score = 5
Many people are writing that this book did not satisfy their desire for facts and more in-depth explanations of Egyptian history, and that the book's text is not informative. This book is not meant for that purpose, and is really and truly an atlas. The maps are what matter.
In that reguard it serves its purpose and more. The maps are extremely easy to follow, clearly labelled and idenitified, colorful, and most of all- informative. One can tell so much about a period of history by analyzing a map, particularly several which have trade routes, battle sites, important roads and cultural sites CLEARLY marked. Who could ask for anything more! This atlas is wonderful, and is, I repeat, an atlas.
Anyways? What kind of person sits down and reads an atlas? I mean, seriously, its just a reference book, its not a novel. Its not supposed to tell wonderful stories and dazzle you with vibrant facts, its just maps, and anything else, is extra.

Great aid to study of Ancient Egypt
Customer Rating:  Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4 Score = 4
Maps showing the changing boundaries of countries through a period of history are great visual for students of ancient history.

Informative but dull
Customer Rating:  Score = 3 Score = 3 Score = 3 Score = 3 Score = 3
It is a good read for people with recent encountering with Egypt. But I was little appalled because information seemed dull. Book will give you facts and names but there isn't much more. Colorful images will attract your attention but I really believe those images have interesting legend and tales by their own.

























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