Books matching: death of tutankhamun
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Save:'Egypt' by Nick Drake follows the adventures of Rahotep, chief detective of Thebes Medjay, during the 18th Dynasty in ancient Egypt. Rahotep is tasked with solving mysteries and facing deadly missions for the queen, all set against the backdrop of political intrigue, historical events, and complex alliances between the Egyptian and Hittite empires. The writing style captures the spirit, landscape, and atmosphere of the historically significant age, blending real characters with fictional counterparts seamlessly.
The plot of 'Egypt' is filled with suspense, treachery, and deceit as Rahotep navigates through dangerous missions and unearths mysteries in a time of revolution and upheaval. The characters, especially Rahotep, are well developed and relatable, with the story unfolding in a well-researched and engaging manner. Drake's attention to detail and historical accuracy, combined with a page-turning narrative, makes 'Egypt' a thrilling read for those interested in ancient Egypt and detective fiction.
It was cold, and I drew my old Syrian woollen cloak closer around me. The night sky was moonless. The city was all shadows. Doors and windows were shut. No early workers, up before dawn on their way t... - #2
Save:'The Valley of the Kings' by Cecelia Holland is a historical fiction novel that revolves around the story of Howard Carter and the events leading up to the death of Tutankhamun. The narrative is divided into two parts, with the first part focusing on Carter's expedition in the early 20th century, while the second part delves into ancient Egypt during Tutankhamun's reign. combines these two distinct stories under one title, exploring the challenges faced by Carter during his search for Tutankhamun's tomb and providing a glimpse into the life in ancient Egypt.
My name is Howard Carter, and I am English; I am an Egyptologist. In 1902 I was working for the Egyptian Department of Antiquities, supervising the diggings in the Valley of the Kings, near the ancien...
