Fish and fishing in ancient Egypt / Douglas J. Brewer, Renee F. Friedman

This study examines the economic and religious significance of fish in Ancient Egypt, alongside ancient fishing methods and tackle. It provides descriptions of species depicted in art and includes an osteological appendix to aid the identification of excavated remains.

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Accession Number: 3927

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Art/Arts Biology/Life sciences/Science Bodies of water/Water/Earth (planet)/Inner planets/Planets/Solar system Economics/Social sciences/Civilisation Fishes/Aquatic animals/Animals Fishing/Wildlife-related recreation/Wildlife utilisation Hieroglyphics/Writing/Language and languages/Communication/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation History History, Ancient/World history/History Marine biology/Marine sciences/Aquatic sciences/Science Painting/Graphic arts/Art/Arts Relief (Sculpture)/Sculpture/Art/Arts Religion Commerce/Economics/Social sciences/Civilisation