Ancient Egypt Encyclopedia (15)

The Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt (Part Fifth) takes us on a journey through the unique corridors of history to Egypt, from the end of the reign of Ptolemy II to the end of the reign of Ptolemy IV. The researcher in the history of the ancient Egyptian civilization is similar to the tourist who explores the guests of sprawling parties, from which live water eyes are emitted that narrate his thirst and gives him strength to continue his journey. He passes the salty desert tourists, loaded with what he carried from the last eye he left, and continues on his way until he finds a fertile valley that gives him water and increased. This is how this tourist goes, and this is how the explorer dates himself to a civilization that witnessed the prosperity of Ptolemy II and the end of the era of Ptolemy IV. The original sources of this period are almost small and cracked, and the doors may stumble in front of the explorer when he tries to reach those unknown aspects of its history. The secrets of this period are still buried under the soil of Egypt, waiting for those who will be revealed.