Slavery and dependence in ancient Egypt: Sources in translation
Sources in translation
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This book provides a collection of translated sources that shed light on the institution of slavery and various forms of dependence in ancient Egypt.
The editors, renowned scholars of ancient Egypt, have carefully selected and translated texts from various periods, offering a comprehensive overview of the topic.
The sources include legal documents, literary texts, and inscriptions, providing insights into the lives of enslaved people, their legal status, and their roles in Egyptian society.
The book is an invaluable resource for scholars and students interested in ancient Egyptian history and social structures.
It offers a nuanced understanding of slavery in ancient Egypt, moving beyond simplistic characterizations.
The editors, renowned scholars of ancient Egypt, have carefully selected and translated texts from various periods, offering a comprehensive overview of the topic.
The sources include legal documents, literary texts, and inscriptions, providing insights into the lives of enslaved people, their legal status, and their roles in Egyptian society.
The book is an invaluable resource for scholars and students interested in ancient Egyptian history and social structures.
It offers a nuanced understanding of slavery in ancient Egypt, moving beyond simplistic characterizations.
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