Egypt
- Forthcoming Guide Books From The Auc
American University in Cairo Press I have a couple of the AUC guide books and they are excellent. I look forward to adding them to my collection. KAMRIN, J. The Illustrated Guide to the Luxor Museum of Ancient Art and the Nubia Museum of Aswan: With the...
- Flats In Luxor Goes Green
Responsible TravelFlats in Luxor has been officially recognized by Responsible Travel as Luxor’s first eco friendly or “green” tourist accommodation. Owners Jane Akshar and Mahmoud Jahlan did a holiday themselves through Responsible Travel and liked...
- Review - The Temple Of Edfu
Thanks very much to Kat Newkirk for her review, following, of The Temple of Edfu: The Temple of Edfu A Guide by an Ancient Egyptian Priest by Dieter Kurth. Kat read the book whilst recovering in hospital from an accident, so here's wishing her a huge...
- Reviews: Ancient Temples And Dictioniaries
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/788/bo121.htmN.B. - this page seems to have an intermittent problem. It loaded for me once, but failed to load on another occasion."When two substantial books with similar titles featuring images on the cover that are almost...
- Book Review: Cairo Illustrated
http://www.egypttoday.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=6963 "With too much text to be called a pictorial guide, too much history to be a guide book and too much of the modern to be an illustrated history, Michael Haag’s Cairo Illustrated is in a category...
Egypt
Travel Guide Review: Illustrated Guide to Luxor
http://www.egypttoday.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=5600
The Illustrated Guide to Luxor Tombs, Temples, and Museums by Kent R. Weeks "is much more than just a guide to the sites of the ancient city of Luxor. It includes, in extensive detail, information about the tombs and temples of certain areas that are unavailable in regular guidebooks. Every single page features at least one illustration — ranging from maps, photographs, paintings and drawings — corresponding to the respective site being discussed. The guide is organized by monument, and the sites on the West Bank of the Nile are ordered chronologically by type (temple, royal tomb, private tomb). The information is easy to follow and a glossary of Egyptology terms is included to further help the reader. It is ideal for any traveler wishing to obtain a deeper understanding of the area, but can be equally enjoyed by those who only dream of visiting Luxor".
This is the entire review on the Tour Egypt website.
This is the entire review on the Tour Egypt website.
- Forthcoming Guide Books From The Auc
American University in Cairo Press I have a couple of the AUC guide books and they are excellent. I look forward to adding them to my collection. KAMRIN, J. The Illustrated Guide to the Luxor Museum of Ancient Art and the Nubia Museum of Aswan: With the...
- Flats In Luxor Goes Green
Responsible TravelFlats in Luxor has been officially recognized by Responsible Travel as Luxor’s first eco friendly or “green” tourist accommodation. Owners Jane Akshar and Mahmoud Jahlan did a holiday themselves through Responsible Travel and liked...
- Review - The Temple Of Edfu
Thanks very much to Kat Newkirk for her review, following, of The Temple of Edfu: The Temple of Edfu A Guide by an Ancient Egyptian Priest by Dieter Kurth. Kat read the book whilst recovering in hospital from an accident, so here's wishing her a huge...
- Reviews: Ancient Temples And Dictioniaries
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/788/bo121.htmN.B. - this page seems to have an intermittent problem. It loaded for me once, but failed to load on another occasion."When two substantial books with similar titles featuring images on the cover that are almost...
- Book Review: Cairo Illustrated
http://www.egypttoday.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=6963 "With too much text to be called a pictorial guide, too much history to be a guide book and too much of the modern to be an illustrated history, Michael Haag’s Cairo Illustrated is in a category...