30 Days in Ancient Egypt: Michael O'Mara

What would it really take to survive in Ancient Egypt? Blending expert historical insights with an immersive narrative, Dr Campbell Price guides you through the everyday life, dangers and customs of Egyptian society.

Part history, part practical guide, 30 Days in Ancient Egypt is a lively and fascinating journey through one of the most extraordinary civilizations in history. Over 30 days, you will learn how to survive as an outsider dropped into the Nile Valley in the summer of 1775 BCE - you must find food and water, navigate the strict social hierarchy, stay on the right side of local gods and officials, and survive the heat, disease and superstition.

Set within the 12th Dynasty, during the reign of Sobekkara Neferusobek - the daughter of one of Egypt's greatest kings, Amenemhat III - a period in which Egypt was relatively unified, prosperous and culturally sophisticated, there are sure to be many twists and turns in your battle for survival.

This is history with a twist - engaging, informative and full of action.

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