Author

Publication

2006 - Archaeopress, Oxford, England, England

Language

English

Word Count

91,250 words, Guess

Page Count

365 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Classifications

  • LCCDT73.T25 S74 2006

Description

In this study the author approaches the realm of private religion in Egypt some 3,300 years ago. The two broad research questions that frame this study are: What was the structure of the private religious landscape at Amarna (Central Egypt, on the Nile), and what were the ideas that shaped this landscape? The starting point is a corpus of objects and structures from settlement remains at one site, Amarna, the location of Egypts capital for a brief period (c.350 330 BCE) towards the end of the Eighteenth Dynasty.

Subjects

Topics

ReligionAntiquitiesEgypt, religionTell el-Amarna (Egypt)Excavations (Archaeology)Tell el-Amarna (Egypt) -- ReligionExcavations (archaeology), middle east

Series Statement

  • BAR international series -- 1587

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