Dugald Steer, illustrated by Helen Ward, Nick Harris and Ian Andrew
This fascinating (and fictional) guide to Ancient Egypt is told through the journal of Emily Sands who, in 1926, led an expedition up the Nile to find the lost body of Osiris. On January 5th 1927, Emily Sands and her companions vanished without trace and were never seen again . . .
ISBN 978 1 84011 852 0 | hardback | £17.99
32pp | 300 x 254mm | cover features 3 jewels,gold lettering, foiled and embossed, gold paper stock with special finish | mixed paper novelties including card flaps, letters, postcards, envelopes and other elements | embossed and jewelled 'key' in back case | working senet game | a patch of mummy cloth!
Dugald Steer, illustrated by Ian Andrew, Nick Harris and Helen Ward
An entirely genuine course in Egyptology which, while originally written by Emily Sands, has been "updated" by the publisher to be relevant to the needs and interests of schoolchildren studying Ancient Egypt today. Featuring photographs and new artwork.
ISBN 978 1 84011 882 7 | hardback | £9.99
ISBN 978 1 84011 604 5 | softback | £6.99
80pp + 4pp stickers | 210 x 180mm | cover has jewel, hot foil stamping and spot UV varnish
heavy paper stock | mixed paper novelties including 3 envelopes, 4 sticker pages, library card, map and school report | concealed wiro-binding.