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THE BIBLE UNEARTHED: THE MAKING OF A RELIGION -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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These show details of women that are not at all Egyptian, with these patterns here.
The faces are quite typical of how the Egyptians saw the Semites, with long pointy beards and thicker hair.
[Narrator] The traders were not the only ones attracted to Egypt.
The land of Canaan was subject to very dry seasons, and irregular rainfalls, resulting in frequent famines.
Herders and farmers had no other choice but to go to Egypt to work as laborers
and take advantage of a more hospitable land.
That hospitality was a gift of the Nile,
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