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Fun with hieroglyphs

Catharine H Roehrig

Paperback (Viking, Jan. 1, 1990)

Introduces Egyptian hieroglyphs, indicates how they correspond to the English alphabet, and explains how to use them to write words and sentences. Includes rubber stamps and an ink pad for printing messages.

Fun with Hieroglyphs: 24 Rubber Stamps, Hieroglyph Guidebook, Ink Pad

Catharine Roehrig

Hardcover (Viking Press, Oct. 1, 1990)

Teaches young readers about the written symbols used by ancient Egyptian scribes

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Fun with Hieroglyphs

Catharine Roehrig

Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Oct. 14, 1991)

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Life along the Nile: Three Egyptians of ancient Thebes

Catharine H Roehrig

Unknown Binding (Metropolitan Museum of Art, March 15, 2002)

Reconstructing the lives of 3 Egyptians who did not belong to the elite ruling classes: the manager of a wealthy man's estate, the mother of an architect, and a skilled craftsman. Using pieces from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum, Roehrig focuses on the daily life of three working-class Egyptians from the eleventh, eighteenth, and nineteenth dynasties.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin Summer 2002 Life Along the Nile Three Egyptians of Ancient Thebes

Catharine H. Roehrig

Paperback (Metropolitan Museum of Art, March 15, 2002)

art book

Ancient Egypt: Artists and Explorers

CATHARINE ROEHRIG

Hardcover (White Star, March 15, 2003)

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Fun With Hieroglyphs

Catharine Roehrig

Hardcover (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Jan. 1, 1900)

Sturdy Case with side magnetic closure, Size: 7 1/4" x 11 1/4" - Set includes 24 Rubber Stamps and Ink Pad, Guidebook, Hieroglyph Alaphet Chart. - Send secret messages in an ancient and mysterious language. You can design artwork, do school projects, and even decode secret messages. You can read how Egyptian scribes used the symbols and how hieroglyphs were later deciphered, and there are puzzles and word games to play. All you need is your own papyrus!