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(More customer reviews)Part of a series called Look Inside, this book offers little else. Factual content does exist, although in scattered and fragmented form. There is little flow to the information presented and it is mostly separated into boxes and arrows identifying an explanation for a picture. The book is divided into thirteen sections, each a two-page spread with text, photos and drawings. There is also a glossary, list of further readings, and a pictoral table of contents depicting the tomb as a whole. The pictures are of good quality and are plentiful, making the series true to its name. One usually hopes for text of the same quality however. Seems like an inferior copy of the Eyewitness series, which offer more text, more pictures, and more pages.
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Each spread in this book focuses on a different object found in an Egyptian tomb, where relics were buried with the pharaohs. The text then uses these burial goods, such as wall paintings and even a mummified baboon to explore life and death in Ancient Egypt.
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