Abusir III: The Pyramid Complex of Khentkaus
por:
M. Verner
,
Peter Janosi
,
P. Posener-Krieger
Idioma: Inglés
Formato: Tapa dura
ISBN 10: 8020008748
ISBN 13: 9788020008749
Fecha de publicación:
January 1st, 2001
Editorial: Czech Institute of Egyptology
Páginas: 184
Amidst the sands of ancient Egypt, one of the lesser-known yet mesmerizing sites is explored in a captivating narrative that brings to life the Pyramid Complex of Khentkaus. This profound examination by leading Egyptologists delves into the rich history and architectural marvels surrounding the complex, shedding light on the enigmatic figure of Khentkaus.
The authors weave together meticulous research, offering insights into the religious and cultural significance of the site during the Old Kingdom period. The intricacies of construction methods used in these magnificent pyramids reveal the advanced skills of Ancient Egyptian builders, as well as the innovative engineering techniques that have fascinated historians for centuries.
Through a blend of scholarly analysis and engaging storytelling, the work invites readers to visualize the grandeur of Khentkaus’ legacy. With detailed illustrations and extensive indexes, it serves as both an educational resource and an invitation to ponder the mysteries of this remarkable civilization.
By engaging openly with archaeological findings and historical interpretations, the authors successfully create a dialogue between the past and present, allowing for a deeper understanding of Ancient Egyptian society and the enduring intrigue of its monumental legacy.
The authors weave together meticulous research, offering insights into the religious and cultural significance of the site during the Old Kingdom period. The intricacies of construction methods used in these magnificent pyramids reveal the advanced skills of Ancient Egyptian builders, as well as the innovative engineering techniques that have fascinated historians for centuries.
Through a blend of scholarly analysis and engaging storytelling, the work invites readers to visualize the grandeur of Khentkaus’ legacy. With detailed illustrations and extensive indexes, it serves as both an educational resource and an invitation to ponder the mysteries of this remarkable civilization.
By engaging openly with archaeological findings and historical interpretations, the authors successfully create a dialogue between the past and present, allowing for a deeper understanding of Ancient Egyptian society and the enduring intrigue of its monumental legacy.