Books with title The Egyptians

Travel back in time and explore Egypt's New Kingdom, an empire that lasted from around 1550 to 1070 BCE. Find out about the key rulers of the empire including Akhenaten and his chief wife Nefertiti and his son Tutankhamen and find out how Egypt's armies pushed the frontiers of the empire further than ever before.Each book in this series covers a particular empire or regional series of empires, charting its history from its rise to its eventual fall. Concise text and supporting boxes explore the reasons for the empire's success and its failure and explain the mechanics of governing the empire and the experience of living under it.

Detailing the work of archaeologists, this series allows readers to learn about history in a fun, interactive way by piecing together stories from the past using real-life archaeological and scientific methods. A wall chart of interesting facts is also included. Going from the Cairo Museum to the pyramids of Giza and the Nile Delta, a team of archaeologists hunts to find the tomb of a lost princess. This look at the lives of the ancient Egyptians and their mummies will entertain and inform students as they travel through the desert and into Egypt's vast pyramids to discover the meaning of mysterious artifacts.

Ancient Egypt is known for powerful pharaohs, hieroglyphics, and a complex mythology. However, their contributions to modern civilization happened centuries ago. So, why didn't the ancient Egyptians thrive longer than they did? From a lack of needed resources and famine to civil war and invasions, the reasons the empire of ancient Egypt fell are varied. With this compelling volume, readers investigate why this impressive empire isn't around anymore, and why it was such an important part of the ancient world. Accessible text, full-color images, and a timeline complement classroom learning activities and social studies curricula.