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Recent Botanical Studies on Plant Materials from Ancient Egypt
Several items have recently been published or republished on botanical topics relating to ancient Egypt. I post them below together with links for ordering. They are all quite good. The last 5 items are available on academia.edu and if you’re not a member … Continue reading
Posted in Botany, Egypt-Ancient, History-Ancient, Indigenous crops & medicinal plants, Nile Valley
Tagged Africa, Ancient, AncientEgypt, Archaeology, Armenian Egyptology Centre, Egypt, Egyptology, Flora, History, nature, Royal Botanical Gardens, science, Social Sciences, society, Tutankhamun, University College London
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