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What is a child? The conception of childhood viewed primarily through the funerary culture from the Predynastic era to the Middle Kingdom
This thesis uses an interdisciplinary analysis of the theories involving cultural ideas of childhood, as well as archaeological approaches to studying the funerary material culture related to children, in an attempt to determine the role of children in ancient Egypt. To achieve this, the author exam...
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