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Despite this, television programs covering new discoveries or examine particular aspects of Egyptian history (sometimes in a way that is itself confused or mis-informed) still attract a keen following, and the lives and achievements of the Pharaonic era continues to support he economy of modern Egypt though tourism, one of the three biggest foreign exchange sources in Egypt today.
Despite this, television programs covering new discoveries or examine particular aspects of Egyptian history (sometimes in a way that is itself confused or mis-informed) still attract a keen following, and the lives and achievements of the Pharaonic era continues to support he economy of modern Egypt though tourism, one of the three biggest foreign exchange sources in Egypt today.
== References ==
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* David, R (1998), Handbook to Life in Ancient Egypt, Facts on File, New York
* Dodson, A & Hilton, D (2004), Complete Royal Families of Ancient Egypt, Thames & Hudson, London
* Gardiner, A (1957), Egyptian Grammar (3rd edition), Griffith Institute, Oxford
* Montet, P (1964), Eternal Egypt, Wiedenfeld & Nicolson Ltd, UK
* Mysliwiec, K (2000), The First Millenium BCE: The Twilight of Ancient Egypt (Trans: Lorton, D), Cornell University Press, Itaca, NY and London
* Newby, P H (1980), Warrior Pharaohs : The Rise and Fall of the Egyptian Empire, Guild Publishing, London
* Shaw, I et al. (2000), Oxford History of Ancient Egypt, Oxford University Press, Oxford
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[[Category:Egypt]]
[[Category:History]]
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