

Ancient Egypt | 1. civilisation
Aug 21, 2024
In a captivating discussion, Campbell Price, a curator and Egyptologist specializing in ancient Egyptian civilization, explores the rich tapestry of ancient Egypt. He shares insights on the pharaohs’ dual role as political leaders and divine figures, revealing the complexities of societal structure. Their discussion spans the rise of Egyptian identity, the impact of foreign influences, and pivotal moments from Cleopatra's reign to Roman control. Price also delves into the elite scribes' privileged status and the interplay of diplomacy amidst diverse populations.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Evolution of Ancient Egypt: From Pharaohs to Romans
01:56 • 11min
The Divine Leadership of Pharaohs
13:17 • 18min
Understanding Governance in Ancient Egypt
31:26 • 2min
The Elite Scribes of Ancient Egypt
33:18 • 4min
Xenophobia and Diplomacy in Ancient Egypt
37:12 • 5min
The Entwined Histories of Egypt and Rome
42:24 • 2min
Exploring the Intersection of Biblical Narratives and Ancient Egyptian Society
44:07 • 3min