الفهرس 
Potters and Pottery ProductionOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
This study starts with an introduction focusing on the significance of the vocational heritage of the
ancient Egyptians in our modern days.
The study consists of five chapters as follows:
Chapter one studies the potters, focusing on the inherited raw materials, manufacturing techniques,
potters workshops, and production centers, in addition to the role of women in pottery making.
Chapter two is about the spinners and weavers, it discusses the use of linen as raw material,
manufacturing techniques, tools, workshops, production centers of weavers, in addition to the role of
women in spinning and weaving on looms.
Chapter three explains bakers, in addition to the same elements of each craft; this chapter expresses
some inherited traditions related to bread and some kinds of bread which are still baked with the
same ingredients in modern Egypt.
Chapter four is about carpenters, in addition to the same elements of each craft; this chapter shows
some of the inherited body postures of carpenters while performing their work.
Chapter five represents the metalworkers with the same criteria of the other chapters, discussing the
inherited raw materials, tools, and production techniques.
At the end of each chapter, the researcher describes some scenes from different periods about each
craft from private tombs. The study ends with a conclusion, and the bibliography.