Helen Strudwick

The timeline stretches from the earliest prehistoric Egyptians, through the ages of the pyramids and pharaohs, to the Roman conquest of Egypt and the fall of the Roman Empire. The invention of writing and mummification, the building of the pyramids and the great temples, the mighty pharaohs and their conquests, and the changing lives of ordinary people are all described. Contents:1. The history of Egypt. 2. Prehistoric(Predynastic)3. Archaic Egypt(the early dynastic period) 4. The Old Kingdom. 5. First Intermediate Period. 6. The Middle Kingdom. 7.Second Intermediate Period. 8. The New Kingdom. 9. Third Intermediate Period. 10. Late Period. 11.Ptolemaic Period. 12. Roman Period and later. Further reading and foldout timeline.

Pocket Timeline of Ancient Egypt

A wealth of information on ancient Egypt.

The Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt

Julie Dawson

This collection of papers by leading international experts on the subject of ancient Egyptian coffins, builds on a project based at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, to study and record in detail its collection. Papers address a series of topics including: the development of coffins in antiquity, including iconographic and text-based studies, providing new insights into ancient Egyptian belief systems at different periods and regional differences in coffin presentation; the post-antiquity history of coffins, including their acquisition and subsequent treatment in museums around the world; developments in technical examination and methods of studying coffins, especially the use of multispectral imaging to provide non-invasive analysis of materials, and what this tells us about construction and decorative techniques at different periods and in response to the availability of different materials and increasing evidence of the re-use of materials and complete re-working of coffins for new owners, leading us to question fundamental attitudes to the purpose of coffins as a containers of human remains and the practices of craftsmen in the funerary industry. The papers stem from a conference held at the Museum to accompany a major new exhibition.

Past - Present - Future

Ancient Egyptian Coffins

Nigel Strudwick

Proceedings of the Old Kingdom Art and Archaeology Conference, held May 20-23, 2009 at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.

Egyptian Art and Archaeology 2750-2150 BC

Old Kingdom, New Perspectives

Reflects the continuing public fascination with Ancient Egyptian coffins, mummies and burials.

Uncovering the Afterlife of Ancient Egypt

Death on the Nile

Dieter Arnold

Sabine H. Gardiner

Accompanied by more than three hundred drawings and maps, offers six hundred alphabetically arranged entries covering the major structures of ancient Egypt.

Helen Strudwick

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