Egyptian Mythology

A Fascinating Guide to Understanding the Gods, Goddesses, Monsters, and Mortals

By: Matt Clayton

Narrated by: J. D. Kelly

From what we know of history, Egypt, along with Sumer, were the foundations of civilization. The Fertile Crescent, which stretched from the Nile Valley to the twin rivers in Mesopotamia, gave us our earliest glimpse of organized man. But organized how? For one, both locations gave us writing - hieroglyphics in Egypt and cuneiform in Sumer. There is still some debate about who was first.

In this audiobook, we will start by looking at the gods and goddesses of Kemet - Ancient Egypt. Then, we will turn our attention to the monsters which likely gave them nightmares and humbled them in their quest to bring order to the world around them. Finally, we will look at the mortals which shaped their civilization and made Egypt the bedrock of our own history. Though Egypt today is only a third-world nation, struggling with terrorism and poverty, their heritage remains vital to the understanding of who we are as a species.

©2017 Matt Clayton (P)2017 Matt Clayton

A Brief History

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A brief history of ancient Egypt but I didn't get how the gods tided into incidents of the days. I still liked it though.

A Quick Introduction

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Very informational, good for a sketch of the Egyptians ways. If you're looking for quick penetration this is a great audio book.

Amazing

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Here in this book, the details were very colorful. Gave a great idea of how things were in ancient Egypt. I think on listening is again, only because of I'm in love with Egypt Mythology.

A Good Introduction

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This book is a good introduction to Egyptian mythology, and I completely enjoyed it. It covers different stories, each about a different god, that tell the story from the gods' point a view. The Narrator has done a good job as well.

A Brief Explanation

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This book has given a brief explanation of the major gods of ancient Egypt and some of their stories. It was an easy read that gave me just enough background to prepare me for a more serious study of ancient Egypt.