
Egyptian Society
Omar Khalil
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Uncover the rich and multifaceted world of ancient Egypt in Egyptian Society – Everyday Life and Social Structures (3 in 1), a compelling journey beyond the pyramids and pharaohs into the lives of the people who built one of the greatest civilizations in human history. This volume offers an in-depth look at the daily experiences, social hierarchies, and international relations that defined Egyptian life for centuries.
In the first part, Daily Life in Ancient Egypt, readers are transported into the bustling towns, rural villages, and temple courtyards where Egyptians lived and worked. You'll explore what they ate, how they dressed, the types of homes they built, and the roles played by farmers, craftsmen, merchants, and scribes. Their customs, family structures, festivals, and religious rituals reveal a society that was both deeply spiritual and practical, balancing the demands of the Nile’s cycles with the needs of daily survival.
The second section, The Role of Women in Ancient Egypt, highlights the surprising levels of autonomy and respect granted to women in a patriarchal world. From household matriarchs to high priestesses, women could own property, initiate divorce, and hold positions of power. This part investigates key female figures, the role of women in medicine, law, and religion, and how motherhood and fertility were viewed through the lens of Egyptian spirituality.
The final section, Egyptian Trade and Diplomacy, examines Egypt’s role as a thriving economic and political power in the ancient world. Far from being isolated, Egypt engaged in complex networks of trade and forged diplomatic alliances with neighboring kingdoms like Nubia, the Hittites, and Mesopotamia. From luxury goods and essential materials to written treaties and royal marriages, diplomacy and commerce were critical tools of statecraft that helped Egypt maintain its influence for millennia.
Duration - 5h 29m.
Author - Omar Khalil.
Narrator - Digital Voice Mary G.
Published Date - Thursday, 09 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Omar Khalil ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Uncover the rich and multifaceted world of ancient Egypt in Egyptian Society – Everyday Life and Social Structures (3 in 1), a compelling journey beyond the pyramids and pharaohs into the lives of the people who built one of the greatest civilizations in human history. This volume offers an in-depth look at the daily experiences, social hierarchies, and international relations that defined Egyptian life for centuries. In the first part, Daily Life in Ancient Egypt, readers are transported into the bustling towns, rural villages, and temple courtyards where Egyptians lived and worked. You'll explore what they ate, how they dressed, the types of homes they built, and the roles played by farmers, craftsmen, merchants, and scribes. Their customs, family structures, festivals, and religious rituals reveal a society that was both deeply spiritual and practical, balancing the demands of the Nile’s cycles with the needs of daily survival. The second section, The Role of Women in Ancient Egypt, highlights the surprising levels of autonomy and respect granted to women in a patriarchal world. From household matriarchs to high priestesses, women could own property, initiate divorce, and hold positions of power. This part investigates key female figures, the role of women in medicine, law, and religion, and how motherhood and fertility were viewed through the lens of Egyptian spirituality. The final section, Egyptian Trade and Diplomacy, examines Egypt’s role as a thriving economic and political power in the ancient world. Far from being isolated, Egypt engaged in complex networks of trade and forged diplomatic alliances with neighboring kingdoms like Nubia, the Hittites, and Mesopotamia. From luxury goods and essential materials to written treaties and royal marriages, diplomacy and commerce were critical tools of statecraft that helped Egypt maintain its influence for millennia. Duration - 5h 29m. Author - Omar Khalil. Narrator - Digital Voice Mary G. Published Date - Thursday, 09 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Omar Khalil ©.
Language:
English
Chapter 1: The Structure of Egyptian Society
Duration:00:12:50
Chapter 2: Family and Household Life
Duration:00:12:43
Chapter 3: Food and Agriculture
Duration:00:12:09
Chapter 4: Clothing and Personal Adornment
Duration:00:13:35
Chapter 5: Work and Professions
Duration:00:13:56
Chapter 6: Religion and Daily Worship
Duration:00:12:56
Chapter 7: Entertainment and Leisure
Duration:00:12:40
Chapter 8: Medicine and Health
Duration:00:14:30
Conclusion
Duration:00:03:55
Chapter 1: Women in Ancient Egyptian Society
Duration:00:12:21
Chapter 2: Queens and Royal Women
Duration:00:12:49
Chapter 3: Priestesses and Religious Roles
Duration:00:13:34
Chapter 4: Women in Daily Life
Duration:00:13:06
Chapter 5: Women as Mothers and Caregivers
Duration:00:12:58
Chapter 6: Marriage and Family Dynamics
Duration:00:12:40
Chapter 7: Women in Warfare and Politics
Duration:00:14:01
Chapter 8: Women in Art and Culture
Duration:00:13:38
Chapter 1: Early Trade Networks and Cultural Exchanges
Duration:00:14:05
Chapter 2: Trade with the Nubians
Duration:00:16:03
Chapter 3: Trade and Conflict with the Hittites
Duration:00:13:59
Chapter 4: Diplomatic Relations with the Levant
Duration:00:13:27
Chapter 5: Trade and Diplomacy with the Minoans and Mycenaeans
Duration:00:13:26
Chapter 6: Relations with Mesopotamia
Duration:00:12:46
Chapter 7: The Role of Trade in Egyptian Expansion
Duration:00:12:37
Chapter 8: Decline and Transformation of Trade Relations
Duration:00:12:48