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Egypt: Cycle of Life

Grave robbers, scientists, and adventurers have all sifted through the treasures of ancient Egypt. As this program shows, the land still has much to teach us. Topics include an overview of Egyptian culture and the role of the Nile River; design and architecture of the Great Pyramids; the Pharaoh’s relationship to his people and the gods; a look at some of Egypt’s most famous landmarks, including the Sphinx; papyrus technology and hieroglyphics; ancient concepts of the soul, the afterlife, and the Sun God; Egyptian achievements in art, architecture, and science; the decline of pharaonic power and the abandonment of the pyramids; the advent of Islam; and the continuing allure of ancient Egyptian civilization. A Discovery Channel Production. (25 minutes)

VHS is Closed-Captioned  DVD is Subtitled  


 
        

Item#: FMK39784
Copyright date: ©1996
VHS ISBN 978-1-60467-821-5
DVD ISBN 978-1-60467-822-2



Part of the Series : Mystic Lands: Ancient Cultures and Their Sacred Beliefs
     
VHS $99.95
DVD $99.95
DVD + 3-Year Streaming $149.93
3-Year Streaming $99.95


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