These were box-like mud-brick mastabas [Step Pyramid of Djoser - Saqqara - Egypt]

This corridor leads into the Great Southern Court. [Step Pyramid of Djoser - Saqqara - Egypt]

This giant limestone statue of Rameses II is the showpiece [Temple of Ptah - Mit Rahina village - Memphis - Egypt]

This gigantic obelisk dating back to the New Kingdom era and was abandoned when a crack was noticed along its body. [Unfinish

This marked an unprecedented leap forward in the world of architecture. [Step Pyramid of Djoser - Saqqara - Egypt]

This plaque tells of the reconstruction of the Sarcophagus of Rameses VI in 2003. [Rameses VI - Valley of the Kings - Egypt]

This present purpose-built building became its its home in 1902. [Egyptian Museum - Cairo - Egypt]>

This small open-air museum holds remnants of ancient Memphis. [Temple of Ptah - Mit Rahina village - Memphis - Egypt]

This sphinx is believed to date to the 19th Dynasty. [Temple of Ptah - Mit Rahina village - Memphis - Egypt]

To have a good viewing of all the exhibits, one would need to spend a couple of days here. [Egyptian Museum - Cairo - Egypt]

To learn of the life of the Nubians, visit The Nubian Museum, south of The Old Cataract Hotel. [Aswan - Egypt]

To touch the Pyramids is to believe it - Amazing!

Tomb of Tut Ankh Amon [Valley of the Kings - Egypt]

Tomb of Tutankhamen [Tutankhamen - Valley of the Kings - Egypt]

Tomb reconstruction workers sheltering from the heat [Valley of the Kings - Egypt]