Falcon Legend

Before the pyramids appeared, a more mysterious Egypt was forming on the banks of the Nile. This novel takes you back to 5000-4556 BC to explore an era forgotten by history. There are no temples and pharaohs here, only tribes living in harmony with nature and the most primitive beliefs of mankind. Three interrelated stories reveal how early Nile settlements survived, prospered in the wilderness, and gradually coalesced into a powerful civilization. From hunter-gatherers to tribal alliances, we witness the origins of the worship of Horus, Egypt's famous god. In this animistic world, tribe members live as equals and gender boundaries are blurred. However, this harmony is in sharp contrast to their wariness of the outside world. The thrilling hunting scenes show the courage and wisdom of the ancestors and also hint at the uncertainty of survival. This book takes you back to the dawn of civilization, experiencing the ancient and mysterious world, exploring the roots of human faith, and witnessing every turning point...