Ancient Egypt :A Social History

Publication subTitle :A Social History

Author: B. G. Trigger; B. J. Kemp; D. O'Connor  

Publisher: Cambridge University Press‎

Publication year: 1983

E-ISBN: 9781316040782

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780521284271

Subject: K411.2 ~ Ancient history (. 640)

Keyword: 非洲史

Language: ENG

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Ancient Egypt

Description

The rich and extensive floodplain of the River Nile can claim to be the cradle of one of the earliest and most spectacular civilizations of antiquity. Ancient Egypt: A Social History, first published in 1983, presents an innovative perspective on the ancient societies which flourished in the Nile Valley from the Predynastic period to the conquest by Alexander the Great. From the introduction of a subsistence economy through the establishment of the first agricultural communities to the development of urban centres and the political state, this volume traces the process of political, social and economic change. The emphasis on the social and economic aspects of Egyptian society and the integration of archaeological and historical data mark a new departure in Egyptian studies.

Chapter

Early Dynastic Egypt

Conclusions

Appendix: chronology of the Early Dynastic Period

Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period c. 2686–1552 BC

Divine kingship

The royal family

The central administration

Pious foundations

The Memphite court cemeteries

Provincial Egypt

The First Intermediate Period

The African hinterland

Egypt and the Mediterranean world

The Second Intermediate Period in Egypt

The Second Intermediate Period in Nubia

The Theban defeat of the Hyksos and of Kush

Explanations of historical change in the Old and Middle Kingdoms

New Kingdom and Third Intermediate Period, 1552–664 BC

Prolegomena

The Egyptian world-view

Internal history

The New Kingdom

The Third Intermediate Period

The onset of the Late Period

Egypt's relations with Africa

Relations with Kush and the eastern desert

Egypt and Punt

Egypt and Libya

The Late Period, 664–323 BC

Prolegomena

Organization

Economic structure

Government

Foreign policy

Conclusions

Bibliographical Essays

Bibliography

Index

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