Object Worlds in Ancient Egypt

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Exploring the intersection of ancient Egyptian culture and contemporary fascination, the book delves into the significance of material objects and mummification practices. It examines how excavated artifacts reveal the experiences of ancient Egyptians and their views on identity, memory, and materiality. The author raises existential questions about the essence of persons and objects, while also addressing modern consumption of Egyptian culture, notably in places like Las Vegas. Through elegant analysis, it offers insights into the enduring allure of ancient Egyptian aesthetics and mysteries.