Ancient Egypt Encyclopedia (13)

The Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt (Part thirteenth) takes us on an exceptional journey through the covenants of history, from the Persian era to the entry of Alexander the Great. This journey includes sprawling wings, where the eyes of the valleys are emitted from the lively waters, narrates the thirst of the tourist and gives him energy to continue his journey. The arid sand tourist and the salty deserts pass, only loaded with what the last eye he held. The inclination is cut off, and in every step it lives a history full of events and surprises. This is how this tourist goes, and this is how the explorer dates himself to a civilization that witnessed a great renaissance. The book deals with glimpses of the history of Sudan and Persia, and highlights the story of the ancient Suez Canal. The Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt opens the doors to the historian, and talks about the events of unknown ages, whose secrets remain buried under the soil of Egypt, waiting for those who reveal them.