Can anyone recommend a comprehensive book on the history of Ancient Egypt that would cover all 3 milenia from the 1st dynasty to the Ptolemaic era? I'm looking for something that covers everything from politics, art, religion to day to day life.
Ancient Evenings. Many a sexy Egyptian babe is to be found.
Logan Perez
Black Genesis: The Prehistoric Origins of Ancient Egypt
Mason Bailey
I highly support this OP and would also appreciate titles. I'm taking an Ancient Egyptian history course this semester and good reading material would be appreciated.
Isaac Price
Imhotep the African: Architect of the Cosmos
Leo Sullivan
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Blake Moore
Dont you get good reading material from the class....?
Cameron Lopez
It's likely I'll only be getting the textbook, but I would like other books as well, compilation books to be specific, of historians examining things like in the OP, the culture, social life, etc.
And it's a 200 level course, so I'm not expecting too much, just marginally more than an intro. Then again, it is with a professor I really like.
Christopher Adams
OP here. Call him now you fucking bastard and ask for recs. Post them and you'll get the best thicc shit I ever saw here.
Benjamin Turner
School doesn't start until the 18th tho.
Julian Jones
You're missing out on the wank of a lifetime.
Aaron Miller
Also I don't like T H I C C.
I'm more of a cunnyseur myself.
Angel Williams
Cut the bullshit scum. The best you're going to get is a babby tier Oxford history full of spooky tomb paintings.
Robert Rodriguez
Tell you what though, when school does start, I'll be sure to ask him and I'll make a new thread about the same topic, assuming this one prunes before then.
Justin Carter
Civilization or Barbarism – Cheikh Anta Diop African Origin of Civilization – Cheikh Anta Diop he Destruction of Black Civilization – Chancellor Williams
Aaron Morris
I genuinely hope you fucking die.
Nathan Russell
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