Volume II, Number 6 June 1st, 2001

Egypt web reviews from Egypt MonthReviews of Egypt web sites

 
 

Egypt month feature articles

How the Ancient Egyptians Put Their Feet Up: Furnishings in Ancient Egypt
 By Ilene Springer

Mr. Mohamed Arabi: The "Bird Man" of Aswan  
 By Dr. Susan L. Wilson

A Brief Look at the Sinai  
 By Jimmy Dunn

Mummies of Ancient Egypt: The Process and Beyond  
 By Catherine C. Harris

The Lost Feeling, Or Was It a Mummy?
 By Arnvid Aakre

Breaking the Color Code
 By Anita Stratos

Alabaster: Egypt's Rock of the Ages  
  By Sonny Stengle

Wreck Diving in the Egyptian Red Sea
 By
Ned Middleton

The Animals of Ancient Egypt
 By Caroline Seawright

Egypt Month magazine departments

Editor's Commentary
  By Jimmy Dunn

Ancient Beauty Secrets
 By Judith Illes

Book Reviews
  Various Editors

Hotel Reviews
 By Jimmy Dunn & Juergen Stryjak

Kid's Corner
 By Margo Wayman

Cooking with Tour Egypt
 By Mary K Radnich

The Month in Review  By John Applegate

Egyptian Exhibitions
  By Staff

Egyptian View-Point
  By Adel Murad

Nightlife
  Various Editors

Egypt On Screen
 By Carolyn Patricia Scott

Restaurant Reviews
  Various Editors

Shopping Around
  By Juergen Stryjak

Web Reviews
 By Siri Bezdicek

Prior Issues

May 1st, 2001
April 1st, 2001

March 1st, 2001

February 1st, 2001

January 1st, 2001

December 1st, 2000

October 1st, 2000
September 1st, 2000
August 1st, 2000

July 1st, 2000

June 1st, 2000

 

 

Egypt Month Egypt web review editor Siri Bezdicek
Siri Bezdicek

The first site this month carries the title Egypt – Land of Eternity. Overall, this nice site is well organized and easy to navigate. The only problem I have with it is that it’s rather dark and therefore some images and links are hard to see. Egypt Land of Eternity offers information on topics such as tombs, kings and queens, monuments, and death and the afterlife. This site offers a different sort of information on the kings and queens of Egypt that I find interesting and innovative. Instead of the normal, much seen historical information, they show the hieroglyphs for each of the kings and queens, categorized by dynasty. Egypt – Land of Eternity is an interesting site that deserves a visit.

Next, this month is a thinkquest site called Egypt, An Ancient Culture Revives. This well-done site offers a lot of clear, concise information. I am sure that much time went into this attractive, organized site. The background color is good making the print easy to read and there are a good number of graphics throughout the site. The index is at the top of each page making navigation extremely easy. The information offered on this site includes sections on architecture, people, customs and archaeology. Real Video is also offered on some of the pages. There is also a section called Funzone, which includes puzzles and a quiz that would be great for children. Allow some time for this worthwhile site and don’t forget to check the additional information offered on the left-side menu.

Egyptian Express is the third site this month. Egyptian Express is a travel company’s web site and I think it deserves some attention. This is a simple, yet elegant, site. The background color and graphics are very nice and understated – they do not overwhelm the viewer. The print is fairly large and easy to read. Egyptian Express is easy to navigate with a menu at the bottom of each page. There are some pictures offered throughout the site as well. Egyptian Express offers detailed information on their tours and a page on their rates and terms that is very specific and easy to understand. There is also a page titled Useful Information, which is, in fact, very useful for someone wishing to travel to Egypt. It includes information on things such as health, photography, clothing and food. Even if you are not planning on travel to Egypt this site is worth a visit.

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