The Ancient Egyptian Economy: 3000–30 BCE
by Brian Muhs
This scholarly work by Brian Muhs delves into the economic history of ancient Egypt spanning 3000 to 30 BCE. It examines the foundations of trade, resource management, and institutional frameworks that defined Egypt's prosperity across dynasties. Ideal for historians and economists interested in antiquity.
About This Book
The Ancient Egyptian Economy: 3000–30 BCE offers a comprehensive look at the economic structures of ancient Egypt over three millennia.
Author Brian Muhs analyzes the development of trade, agriculture, and labor systems that sustained Egyptian society.
The book covers key periods from the Old Kingdom to the Ptolemaic era, highlighting economic policies and their societal impacts.
Through historical evidence, it reveals how Egypt's economy evolved amid political changes and external influences.
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