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CREASMAN, P. P. W., Pharaoh's Land and Beyond. Ancient Egypt and Its Neighbors. Oxford University Press, 2017. 368p. Hardback. At all times, and often against its 'Egyptocentric' self-representation, ancient Egypt was dependent on manifold interconnections with the world around. While such interconnections- especially diplomatic or trade relations- have been explored previously, many ways in which the ancient Egyptians were entangled with their neighbours still need investigating. This book does exaclty that... The intended audience are lay enthusiasts interested in interconnections in the Bronze and Iron Age Mediterranean, yet the theoretical approach of some chapters; the choice of topics , written by specialists in their field; and the comprehensive bibliographies for each entry open this volume up and make it a very useful tool for students and academic researchers as well. Katharina Zinn, World Archaeology 01/02/2019 |a 07/02/2019 (Publisher's information). € 59.09 (New) (approx. delivery time: 14 days) ISBN: 9780190229078