
e.istraživač : Mumije
An interactive historical guide takes readers through the secrets of embalming and ancient tombs. Through rich visual content and online links, it reveals fascinating stories about mummies from around the world.
The book "e.explorer: Mummies" (published in 2007, author Peter Chrisp, publisher Profil) is part of an extremely popular and innovative educational series created in collaboration with Dorling Kindersley (DK). This manual combines classic reading with the digital age, providing children and young people with a fascinating insight into the mysterious world of ancient mummies and embalming rituals. Through content enriched with superb photographs, detailed illustrations and cross-sections, the author explains the procedures for preserving bodies in ancient Egypt, but does not stop at that civilization. Readers also explore naturally preserved mummies from ice, swamps and South American Inca mummies. The manual explains in a child-friendly, yet scientifically based way the roles of archaeologists and modern technology (such as CT scans and DNA analysis) in revealing the secrets and lifestyles of ancient people. A special feature of this edition is the "e.explorer" concept that lists safe and verified online links, encouraging readers to further research the topics online. The book is an excellent choice for all young lovers of history, archaeology, and the mysteries of the past, stimulating their curiosity and developing research skills.
One copy is available





