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		Thematic Trail Daily Life in Ancient Egypt in the Time of the Pharaohs Ancient Egypt bequeath to us more than just artefacts of artistic and religious significance. This trail is an invitation to share a few moments in the everyday life of Egyptians during the time of the pharaohs. All the thematic trails Atlas Database © Musée du Louvre Collection databases View many of the 35,000 works on display, and consult the relevant technical information and accompanying commentaries by curators. Resources Explore the history of art and civilizations in the sections In-Depth Studies and A Closer Look. The Magazine takes a fresh, unconventional look at the museum and its collections. In-depth studies A closer look Parallel
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