The Egyptians

The Egyptians by Gillian Chapman, published by Raintree Publishers in 1997, is a 37-page exploration of Egyptian art designed for young readers. This book uses real artifacts to illustrate patterns, materials, and designs, providing a hands-on approach to understanding the art and crafts of ancient cultures.
Readers will find engaging projects that allow them to create friezes, hieroglyphic messages, and papyrus writing paper, making the history of Egypt accessible and interactive. The book falls under the categories of juvenile nonfiction, art, and archaeology, offering insights into the social science aspects of the Middle East while encouraging creativity through crafts.
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Using real artifacts to demonstrate patterns, materials and designs, this series shows children how to create the art and crafts of cultures through the ages. This title focuses on Egyptian art and includes projects to make friezes, hieroglyphic messages and papyrus writing paper.
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