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Marriage in Ancient Egypt
I’ve always been curious about the lack of records regarding how ancient Egyptians celebrated weddings. In fact, scholars believe that families didn’t even perform a ceremony, which strikes me as odd. I don’t know what sources the two reporters from examiner.com used in their articles, excerpted below. DC Relationship Psychology Examiner Erin Wilson: The Egyptians considered... »
