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6th Jan 2002

Egyptology and Ancient Egypt


Chris Smith

Shibley Rahman

Egyptologist and Archaeologist Barry Kemp decribes what life would have been like in ancient Egypt at the time the pyramids were being built, how archaeology can reveal the origin of the pyramids and other historical events including famines and plagues.

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