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The green arrows indicate non-vpn based access, the blue arrows indicate vpn based traffic and the black arrow include general internet access which doesn’t involve the home network https://www.krishandan.com/blog/bokbcb4ue7v4rxgu14am7j0qjtamc2 monthly 0.5 2021-02-15 https://www.krishandan.com/blog/egyptomania-my-reading-recommendations monthly 0.5 2020-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870500471-ZKJ4AC0KENLWJEU613DL/BobBrier_GreatCourses.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - If you decide to test the waters first to see to determine if you want to invest more time on ancient Egypt then this audible course from Prof. Bob Brier would be an excellent starting point. I cannot recommend the course enough. This delivery is captivating and more sermon like. Talking of sermons, Prof. Brier also has a few lectures on topics that covers the Egyptian’s contributions to our modern monotheistic religions, engineering and other modern day to day practices. This course has 48 lectures with a runtime of more than 24 hours. Brier delivers a pretty comprehensive rundown of nearly 3000 years of history covering the three kingdoms - Old, middle and new. There’s enough anecdotes, did-you-knows to keep you hooked as if listening to a good storyteller while sitting around a camp fire. If not for anything else, listen to Brier just to know how being so passionate towards your field of interest and expertise feels like. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870480347-GKJKDAV97B8SO58P1VTE/RiseAndFallofEgypt.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Toby Wilkinson is a renowned Egyptologist who has written extensively on the topic and on archeological findings. This book is his most significant contribution to the field. The book should be considered as a text book and reference on the subject and therefore, I recommend the read only to those who want to invest some time in studying history. The book does have a gentle flow to it but the sheer details and topics covered make necessary an investment of several hours. This book is a must on the shelf and be prepared to regularly reach out for it for reference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870721007-P3BCEO4QNVDCGYCJRV3V/Amelia_egypt.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Elizabeth Peters (Barbara Mertz) is a writer and holds a doctorate in Egyptology. She has written several fiction that are set in Egypt, mostly similar to Agatha Christie’s mystery. Her main character is a Victorian woman named Amelia Peobody. This book, though, is more of a companion to her series of fiction, and includes pictures of characters and places that appear in her work.. I have included this book in this list mostly because it acts an excellent pictorial guide to places and names which you will read about in books related to Egyptology. I found the pictures, in particular, to be of great help to visualize events and people. Barbara also walks you through what Egypt - Cairo, tombs, temples etc. looked like a 100 years ago. This book is also Barbara’s last book and what a fitting celebration to the life and work of Amelia Peabody. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870525943-VJP0F6RL3OQ23HBABMHO/Nile.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Another great work by Toby Wilkinson. We follow Toby as he travels from the upper Nile till the river reaches the Mediterranean. Its a must read for anyone who wants to travel to Egypt with Toby acting as a virtual tour guide. He suggests both famous and lesser known pit-stops for a fellow traveller if one is to take a dahabiya ride down the Nile. When there comes a day when I make my dream trip to Egypt, this book will be in my backpack. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870547424-4U89Q54SQJ4IZ9U83DSA/Howtoreadgyptian.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Hieroglyphs are pictures used as signs in writing that were used by the ancient Egyptians. Knowledge to read and understand these pictures would prove helpful to a fellow traveler who visits the tombs and temples in Egypt and for those who visit the Egyptian section of museums around the world. Of course, this is only recommended for those who are truly into studying Egyptology. This book is a good text book to kick start the learning process to read Hieroglyphics and get you prepared to impress your travel companions and even your tour guides by starting to reading off the temple walls or sarcophagi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607904671942-21LYTHYK8WDIGN7MLXW1/220px-The_Adventures_of_Tintin_-_04_-_Cigars_of_the_Pharaoh.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Now for the fun stuff.. For kids, light readers and for the uninitiated, this TinTin comic would get my highest recommendation. Herge and the animators of this comic deserve my appreciation for getting me deep into Egyptology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870588540-IIYZYYN8YMEZ9113BQ4A/Ameliapeabody.jpg Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Elizabeth Peters (Barbara Mertz) features again in this list. The the Amelia Peabody series is set in the late 1800s and has a Agatha Christie feel. These book is recommended if you are into adventure mysteries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dc1b28899d9061b4565f06d/1607870565022-F9W71X8TIHP947709A4C/Wilbursmith.JPG Blog - On Egypt - My reading recommendations - Wilbur Smith’s Egyptian series follows the life of Taita, a brilliantly smart and shrewd slave who lived during the times when the pharaohs ruled Egypt. The series, though not historically accurate, provides a peek into life in Egypt thousands of years ago. The books are quite entertaining and I recommend that you pick these up from your neighborhood library or from a second hand store for a bed time read. 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