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Egypt in spectacular cross-section by Stephen Biesty, Stewart Ross · Booklabria

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Egypt in spectacular cross-section

HistoryCivilization

Egypt in spectacular cross-section

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First published: 1988
Editions: 8 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Allows readers to get an idea of ancient Egyptian civilization by examining a series of detailed cross-section and cutaway illustrations.

Subjects: History
Civilization
Egypt, history
Egypt, civilization
Egypt, juvenile literature
Set in: Egypt
Time: To 332 B.C

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8 in 3 languages

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English6 Hebrew1 Spanish1

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