The Mysteries of Qurna
 By Sonny Stengle

Traveling by Train in Egypt  
 By Dr. Susan Wilson & Medhat A-Monem

The Charm of the Amulet
 By Anita Stratos

Egyptian Rock-Art Unveiled 
 By Arnvid Aakre

Great Hair Days in Ancient Egypt 
 By Ilene Springer

Touring With the Young, and Not-So-Young
 By Jimmy Dunn

A Tour in Egypt's Mohammed Ali's Mosque
 By Muhammad Hegab

Ancient Egyptian Agriculture 
  By Catherine C. Harris

Why I Keep Going Back, and This is No 'Fish Story'!
 By Duncan McLean

Off the Beaten Path in the Sinai
 By Jimmy Dunn

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

June 1st, 2001
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

Master Index

Siri Bezdicek

The first site this month is called Past Civilizations. This site is fairly attractive and it is well organized. Past Civilizations doesn’t offer a huge variety of information; however it offers many pictures and the section that I am quite fond of, the article section. There are many, many articles listed with such titles as Tombs from the Dawn of History, Egyptian Wigs and Hairpieces, and Chariot Making. This site is tastefully done and incorporates pictures with good and interesting information. The only thing I wish were different would be that I wish the site used the full screen instead of just the band in the middle. Despite that this is a good site and is worth a visit.

Ancient Egyptian Virtual Temple  is the next site to be discussed this month. This is a well put together site. There is a very wide variety of information as well as pictures offered on this site. The pictures and images on this site are very good, and there is one that impressed me quite a bit. Under the heading Culture and Daily Life, there is another topic listed titled An Ancient Nobleman’s Villa. On this page there is a wonderful illustration of a nobleman’s villa with the roof gone so you can see in. Other topics range from Egyptian Medicine to Music and Dance and to Literature and Wisdom Texts. This site is organized well with a menu on the left side and the information presented is easy to read. The only problem I have is that some of the pages are not working. There are however very many still up and running and they are worth a look.

Ancient Egyptian Pottery is the last site this month. This is an attractive site about, of course, Egyptian pottery. It provides information such as history, types of Egyptian pottery and artwork of Egyptian pottery. There are a few nice illustrations along with the text on this site. This site is organized and very easy to read; both in the sense that it has a nice background color and large, easy to read print, and in the sense that the information is worded well and is easy to understand. There is a menu on the left hand side and also at the bottom of each page which makes it very easy to get around the site.