The Amarna Chronicles: Nefertiti
Set in the Amarna period of ancient Egypt, the years of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. It sits well apart from the Colorado books on this list, and further details are available from the office on request.
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About this book
The Amarna Chronicles: Nefertiti is set in the Amarna period of ancient Egypt, which our record describes as the years of Akhenaten and Nefertiti.
The catalogue marks it as an outlier. Its description says it sits well apart from the Colorado books on this list, and that further details are available from the office on request. The record gives the category Other and attaches the place Colorado, which is a filing choice and not the story's setting.
We found no outside source describing this book, so we have nothing reliable to add about its plot, its author or its date. What is stated above is the whole of the record.
Who it is for
The record gives only its setting. It is a book about ancient Egypt, kept in a catalogue otherwise given to Colorado and the West.
Ways to use this book
Setting the scene before you read
Readers new to ancient Egypt can spend a few minutes with the Amarna Project overview first, so the names and the city make sense when they meet them in the novel.
Asking us about this outlier
Our record says details are available from the office on request. Use /contact-us/ to ask about the author and edition before you order.
Go deeper
Our record gives only the setting: the Amarna period of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. For that time and place, a Berlin museum project and an excavation team's site offer reliable background.
The Amarna Project
The site of the British Mission to Tell el Amarna, which describes Akhetaten as the short lived capital built by Akhenaten and abandoned shortly after his death.
In the Light of Amarna: the new capital
A film page from Berlin's Egyptian Museum that asks why Akhenaten chose a desert site for his capital, with archaeologist Barry Kemp answering.
In the Light of Amarna: Nefertiti's palace
Another page in the Berlin series, on the North Palace where, it says, Nefertiti lived and which was excavated in 1923 and 1924.
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