Until recently, the ancient Egyptian cities and towns were one of the least studied and least developed in this ancient civilization. Now new research and drilling are transforming our knowledge.

The Complete Cities of Ancient Egypt is the first book to present these latest discoveries to a wide audience of scholars, and to provide an overview of what we know about ancient settlements during the period of the families. The book, which is divided into two halves, is divided into an account of the development of urban settlement in Egypt, describing urban lifestyles, from food production, government, crime and health to education, recreation, old tourism, and neighborhood interaction.

Society with the dead. The second half of the book takes the reader on a journey down the Nile from Aswan to the Delta and provides a comprehensive account of all cities and towns with details of both their discovery, excavation and important discoveries, supported by maps and plans as well as recent photographs.

This book will certainly invite all those interested in urban design and history, as well as tourists, students and Egyptians.

I want that book.