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Landmarks of African American History (American Landmarks)

audiobook Landmarks of African American History (American Landmarks) by James Oliver Horton in History

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Incorporating the latest and best scholarship in the area; The Ancient Gods Speak: A Guide to Egyptian Religion provides over 90 in-depth articles ranging from Anubis; the dog-headed god of the underworld; to the Opening of the Mouth; the cultic ceremony of reanimation. Readers will find informative and fascinating entries on deities; burial practices; cults; demons; fantastic animals; magic; oracles; sacred writings; festivals; and other facets of Egyptian belief and practice. Each entry is written by a noted Egyptologist and contains the most up-to-date information gathered from years of study and research. The guide includes 35 photographs and illustrations; a detailed index; and a further reading section for those wanting to explore in more detail. With an insightful introduction by world-renowned Egyptologist Donald B. Redford; this definitive resource is essential for anyone interested in ancient Egyptians and the world they inhabited. It is the guide for the student; the scholar; and the general reader.


#3800414 in Books 2005-03-24Ingredients: Example IngredientsOriginal language:EnglishPDF # 1 7.30 x .80 x 10.10l; 1.97 #File Name: 0195141180208 pages


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great book. As a history teacher I like to ...By Steve R. PascheGreat book. As a history teacher I like to see new places every summer. This book has helped me to arrange specific travel venues.So much history and so little time.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Written by an historianBy lpetersExcellent piece of history.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Helpful ResourceBy M. F. HeubeckThis book is very helpful if you are teaching a course in American history or African-American studies. I used it specifically for the chapter on Jamestown and found it a good starting point for students.

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