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This ancient Egyptian village was home to the artisans who worked on the tombs in the Valley of the Kings and presents one of the most complete examples of age old community life. Inhabited for almost four hundred years, extensive excavation work in contemporary times has enabled us to understand the social structures and interactions, working and living conditions of this working community; even to name many of the inhabitants and describe their daily interactions.
Karnak Temple lay buried under sand for more than 1,000 years before excavation work began in the mid...
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The Temple of Seti I or the Great Temple of Abydos contains an ancient inscription known as the Abydos...
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This temple is dedicated to the Goddess Isis, with the oldest sections dating back to between 380 BC...
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Luxor Temple is a remarkably delicate work of architecture, originally built by Pharaoh Amenophis and...
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Medinet Habu is second only to Karnak Temple in size and detail. It is probably best known for its decorated...
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These two seated, enthroned statues tower 18 metres into the sky. They are the first monuments visitors...
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This temple has a unique double design that has to be seen to be believed, with duplicate courts, halls...
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The site of 63 tombs that were built between the 11th and 16th centuries. In modern times, the Valley...
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The Abu Simbel temples or Nubian Monuments were part of a UNESCO relocation project following the construction...
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This spectacular feat of engineering was built between 1960 and 1971, and measures 3,830 metres long,...
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