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This review is from: Egyptian Household Animals (Shire Egyptology) (Paperback)
The Ancient Egyptians felt close to their pets : some were given names. Dogs and cows, cats and monkeys were all cherished by their owners. Horses were status symbols. Exotic animals were regarded with awe. This book explains the importance of animals in the daily lives of the Egyptian peasants and among the royal court. A well documented, recommended book for all.
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Egyptian Household Animals (Shire Egyptology) by Jack Janssen (Paperback - Mar. 1999)
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