Ancient Egypt Encyclopedia (16)

The Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt (Part Sixteenth) takes us on a journey through time to explore the era of Ptolemy V until the end of the Ptolemy VII. As if the explorer crosses a complex mandate that extends to its outskirts, sometimes next to the valleys that emit water from it renewed his strength and narrates his thirst, then follows his journey between arid sand and salty deserts. He does not carry with him except what he collected from the last eye he left, until he reaches a fertile valley in which he is blessed with water and increased. This encyclopedia offers a distinctive view of animal worship in the late covers, and highlights the few known aspects of this time. The original sources of that period are almost small and cracked, and the doors may be closed to the explorer who seeks to understand its details. The secrets of this era are still under the soil of Egypt, pending its disclosure.