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Guide to the Valley of the Kings
and the Theban Necropolises and Temples

by Alberto Siliotti
Published by A.A.Gaddis& Sons
Paperback - 168 pages

Richard Deurer

. Another hard to find book. Excellent maps photos and diagrams. I only wish I had this when I was in the Valley.

The Lost Tomb:
This Is His Incredible Story of Kv5 and Its Excavation

by Kent R. Weeks
Published by Quill
Paperback - 352 pages

The New Yorker

. The biggest archeological find in Egypt since King Tut's tomb.

Valley of the Kings:
Exploring the Tombs of the Pharaohs

by John Romer
Published by Owlet
hardcover - 293 pages

Synopsis

. Unorthodox and brilliant archaeologist Romer has come to know the Valley of the Kings more intimately than any of his predecessors. Here he offers a full account of the tombs in which Egyptian kings, queens, and nobles of three dynasties were buried with extraordinary pomp and splendor.

Luxor:
Valley of Kings-Queens-Nobles-Artisans

by Giovanna Magi
Published by Bonechi
Paperback - 96 pages

Richard Deurer

. I found this book in Luxor Egypt, something for the tourist in me. Beautifully illustrated with 160 color photographs and maps. The text is brief and somewhat informative, loseing some to it's translation into english.

Egyptian Pyramids
and Mastaba Tombs

by Philip Watson
Published by Lubrecht & Cramer Ltd
Paperback - 64 pages

Richard Deurer

. I very nice little book about Egyptian Pyramids and Mastaba Tombs. Informative text with very good black and white photos and maps.