This very extensive site also hosts Zahi Hawass' personal website (see Ongoing Excavations) and a moderated Bulletin Board (see Electronic Forums).

Features many tombs. Includes links to the websites of the "Egypt Ring" (of which this website is also a member). In English and French.

Many excellent photographs, of different sites in Egypt, and several museums. Not the kind of pictures that tourists make, but the kind that shows information. "Your eyes in Egypt".

The Secret Chambers of the Sanctuary of Thot.

A study group in co-operation with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science in Denver Colorado, USA.

A clickable plan of the complex

A Dutch portal to modern & ancient Egypt. Sections about ancient Egypt include "Musea", "Archeologie" and "Historische plekken".

Another Dutch portal.The topics about ancient Egypt can be found in the section of "Archeologie".

A well-organized Belgium portal to some 80 sites on ancient Egypt.

Features "distortion-free mosaics" of the burial chambers of Sennedjem and Inherkau.

Mr. Guay is a professor in history at the university of Québec, Canada. In French.

Computer-aided reconstructions, a/o of the temples of Karnak and Luxor. Includes a detailed attempt to reconstruct the Amun temple of Karnak in more then 20 different periods.

The only website about ancient Egypt in Dutch that I'm aware of.

About ancient Egyptian religion and more. Includes an extensive catalogue of gods.

About graffiti in Egypt and Sudan. It is interesting to see, how an older period's vandalism now becomes subject of a study in its own right.

The personal website of a Belgian (not French!) Egyptologist. Includes a complete transcript of the Turin Papyrus in hieroglyphs, transliteration and translation.

Order your free copy of any of a series of eBooks (of excellent quality) about selected topics of ancient Egypt.

"Maat-ka-Ra Hatschepsut": a website about Hatshepsut. Includes an excellent documentation of the Chapelle Rouge. In German and English.

The website of the Malta Egyptological Society: includes links to interesting articles.

Charles Miller is a professional photographer, with a passion for ancient Egypt. The site focuses on the southern half of Egypt

An excellently documented site about the royal (and other) mummies from the Valley of the Kings.

"Catchpenny Mysteries of Ancient Egypt". Highly recommendable for all Alien-searchers.

Dedicated to the late Predynastic and the Early Dynastic period. Great - in more than one sense of tghe word.

Includes some excellent, highly original articles.

A very extensive photo album, with good accompanying texts.

http://www.archaeologistsdiary.com

The personal bilingual (French and English) website of Canadian archaeologist Caroline Rocheleau, who works in Sudan and Egypt.

Mainly dedicated to the ancient Egyptan language.

About the temples of Abydos, especially Sety I's. Extensive, and very well done. Truly fascinating.

A site, dedicated to all the seven wonders, not just the pyramid of Cheops.

Website of Corinne Smeesters

A beautiful site, exceptionally well-made. Includes a list of more then 900 (!) sites about ancient Egypt, divided over 71 categories. See: Ressources → Webographie. In French.

National Chairman: Keith Grenville.

http://utenti.lycos.it/espritdegypte/index.htm

"L'esprit de l'ancienne Egypte". Extensive, and excellent. Features a/o "The book of smiting Apep", in hieroglyphs and translation. In French.