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An exciting new edition of Amelia Edwards' seminal travelogue, including, for the first time, full-colour reproductions of her watercolours documenting her travels through Egypt and Nubia.

In this book, Carl Graves explores the private life of Amelia B Edwards and unpacks her journey to founding the Egypt Exploration Society.

Jeffrey Spencer makes available the data on all 783 of the sites in the Egypt Exploration Society's Delta Survey.

In this book by Carl Graves, discover the fascinating journey of Howard Carter, from humble tracer to renowned archaeologist.

Explore the ancient Egyptian city of Oxyrhynchus and its archaeological history, in this authoritative work on the 'city of the sharp-nosed fish'.

Explore the historical and archaeological records from the final phase of excavations at the Nubian site of Qasr Ibrim, revealing life at the site during the occupation by the Ottoman Empire.

These volumes by Kristin Thompson and Marsha Hill reveal the abundance, variety, and novelty of the statuary at Amarna.

Rosalie David's book on the Temple of Seti I is available with new watercolours by Amice Calverley and Myrtle Broome.

Discover the fascinating graffiti from Saqqara’s Baboon and Falcon galleries: dedications, priests’ lists, a stela to Imhotep, masons’ marks, Greek dream records, and insights into ancient animal cults.

This extensive pottery reference is a must for anyone researching the archaeological remains discovered at the site of the Anubieion temple at Saqqara.

This further volume documenting the ceramic remains from the temple of Anubis is an essential addition to the bookshelves of those studying the archaeological history of this fascinating site.

Covering more than 50 fragments from the collection, this volume features fascinating texts, including a miniature amuletic text, a contract for a wet-nurse to nourish a foundling, and a rare example of a metrical handbook.

This volume (GRM 108) features significant new texts from classical and early Christian literature, as well as documentary texts from late antiquity.

This volume features probably the earliest extant copy of the Septuagint Psalms and tantalising fragments of a Hellenistic mythological poem, along with other literary and documentary texts.

This volume (GRM 109) features the first fruits of a new AHRC-funded research project on poetry, as well as other literary, theological and administrative documents.

Explore the abundant Eleventh Dynasty rock carvings and inscriptions at this intriguing site.

Purchase your copy of the 5th Edition of Who Was Who in Egyptology edited by the late Morris L. Bierbrier.

Anna Hodgkinson confirms this site’s role as a workshop and reconstructs the inhabitants’ daily lives in the city.