La maldición de Tutankamón

la historia de un rey egipcio

Tyldesley, Joyce

In November 1922, more than a century after the location of the first tomb in the Valley of the Kings, and after years of study, planning and scrutiny of the site, Howard Carter starred in what remains to this day the most important of all time: the tomb of Tutankhamun. What caused its relevance? Of the more than sixty tombs found, this was the only one that remained intact. Full of treasures, clothes, vessels, mummies and religious symbols, it allowed to reconstruct life in ancient Egypt and shed light on the research that Egyptologists had been carrying out for decades. A milestone that would be the germ of the fascination that mummies and their supposed curses still arouse in the West today. With a narrative skill not without irony, Tyldesley takes advantage of the discovery and the life of Tutankhamun to examine how we approach ancient civilizations.

Author
Tyldesley, Joyce
Subject
History > Ancient history to 5th century
EAN
9788434435681
ISBN
978-84-344-3568-1
Edition
1
Publisher
Editorial Ariel
Pages
352 
High
23.0 cm
Weight
14.5 cm
Release date
21-09-2022
Language
Spanish 
Series
 
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Tyldesley, Joyce (aut.)

  • Tyldesley, Joyce
    Joyce Tyldesley (Bolton, 1960) es doctora en Arqueología de la Prehistoria por la Universidad de Oxford, profesora de Egiptología en la Universidad de Mánchester y una de las mayo   Read more