The Garden in Ancient Egypt
The Garden in Ancient Egypt by Alix Wilkinson, published by Rubicon Press in December 1998, offers a detailed exploration of the gardens and gardeners of ancient Egypt. This English language edition spans 224 pages and goes beyond merely identifying and classifying ancient Egyptian plants. Instead, it delves into garden design, drawing on archaeological remains, written documentation found on stone and papyrus, and visual representations in models and paintings.
Readers will find a comprehensive discussion that covers the entire history of Ancient Egypt, from Predynastic times to the 30th Dynasty. The book presents insights into the cultural significance of gardens and the role of gardeners, effectively bringing the lush greenery of this ancient civilization back to life. Through its examination of various sources, this work provides a unique perspective on the relationship between the Egyptians and their gardens, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Egypt antiquities.
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The first English language book to go beyond the identification and classification of ancient Egyptian plants to discuss the gardens and gardeners of ancient Egypt. The book focuses on garden design, as evidenced by archaeological remains, written documentation on stone and papyrus, and visualisation in models and paintings. It covers the entire history of Ancient Egypt, from Predynastic times to the 30th Dynasty. Alix Wilkinson brings the glorious greenery of a lost civilisation back to life.
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