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Egyptian Woman: An Account of Life in Everyday Thebes

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Egyptian Woman: An Account of Life in Everyday Thebes - Wilson, Hilary
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Set in Thebes - the religious heart of Egypt - during the reign of Ramesses II, the story follows the life of Nebetiunet (known as Nebet), her sons and daughters and her friends and neighbours. When Nebet was orphaned at the age of ten, she was taken into the household of her Uncle Nebneteru in Thebes and was established as an apprentice seamstress in the linen workshop of the great Temple of Amen-Ra. She later married a young scribe, Amenmose, and had six children in the first nine years of her marriage. When her children ...

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Egyptian Woman: An Account of Life in Everyday Thebes 2001, Michael O'Mara Books Ltd, London

ISBN-13: 9781854798008

Hardcover