REVIEW BY ROGER FORSHAW
Nigel Fletcher-Jones’ Ancient Egypt: a photographic history offers a visual overview of more than 3,000 years of Egyptian civilisation. With 200 well-presented photographs, the book provides a chronological record that spans from Egypt’s earliest beginnings to the complexities of the Graeco-Roman era. The volume begins with a short introduction that leads into an exploration of the nation’s prehistoric roots, before advancing through the successive dynastic periods.
Each chapter provides context for the images, offering insights into Egypt’s formation and important historical events. The early sections highlight milestones such as the Narmer Palette, wid
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