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Languages like the extinct Coptic tongue, though technically "dead," continue to give fascinating insights into the history and culture of the region where it flourished.

Ancient Egyptian history is the reason for Nile cruising but many will enjoy onboard evenings of belly dancing, whirling dervishes & the Egyptian costume party

Being able to place events and people into historical context starts with an understanding of Ancient Egypt's chronology divided into dynasties and kingdoms.

Arthur John Evans is probably not the first name that would spring to mind when talking about archaeology, but his excavations led to the deciphering of Linear script

Perhaps the greatest inequality imaginable is the one between a man and his god. What, then, of those occasions when a man takes on the persona of a god?