A Selection of sites providing images of and access to Maps and Charts
The Amara Project
The ancient Egyptian city of Tell el-Amarna (or simply Amarna) was the short-lived capital built by the ‘heretic’ Pharaoh Akhenaten and abandoned shortly after his death (c. 1332 BCE).Dayr AL-Basha
The Dayr al-Barsha Project (2002-present) is an international and interdisciplinary research endeavor directed by the Egyptology department at Leuven University, Belgium. The site of Dayr al-Barsha in Middle Egypt, from which the project derives its name, is in fact only one of several archaeological sites in the region that are under study by the project. (source:website)Deir-al-Medina
Deir el-Medina is the modern name of an ancient Egyptian village situated on the west bank of the Nile opposite Luxor, the site of ancient Thebes. The village was inhabited by workmen who were responsible for the construction and decoration of the royal tombs from the New Kingdom.(source:website)Digital Karnak
A major project of UCLAThe Giza Archives
The Giza Digital Library provides freely accessible monographs, articles, and manuscripts on the Giza Necropolis. Converted to PDF format, these publications fill two Egyptological needs: The Giza Digital Library provides freely accessible monographs, articles, and manuscripts on the Giza Necropolis. Converted to PDF format, these publications fill two Egyptological needs:
they make invaluable but rare and out-of-print publications available to millions, and
most of the publications are text-searchable PDF files, a useful aid in streamlining research, thanks to OCR (optical character recognition).(source: website)Hierakonpolis
Hierakonpolis, the City of the Hawk, ancient Egyptian Nekhen, is one of the most important archaeological sites for understanding the foundations of ancient Egyptian society.(sourece:website)Karnak Cachette
A project of the French institute of Oriental archaeology - Supreme council of AntiquitiesPortus Magnus in Alexandria
Alexandria, a complete panorama of the famous Portus Magnus based on observations made in situ. The topography obtained is very different from what had been previously imagined from textual interpretation.(source:website)The Theban Mapping Project
The Theban mapping Project has committed decades of time and effort to prepare a comprehensive archaeological database of Thebes.
Ancient Egyptian Sites
VALLEY of the KINGS
Valley of the Kings | Temple of Karnak | Temple of Luxor | Tut Ankh Amen | Ramses I | Ramses IV
Ramses VI | Ramses VII | Ramses IX | SETI II | Tawsert/Sethnahkte | Tuthmosis III | Tuthmosis IV
Saptah | Horemheb | Menttuherkhopshef | Ay | Temple of Hapsheput | Ramesseum | Medinat Hab
Temple of Seti I | Temple of Merneptah
DEIR EL MEDINA
Sennedjem | Inherkau | Temple | Pashedu
VALLEY OF THE QUEENS
Nefertari | Titi | Amenherkhopshef | Kahemwaset
TOMBS of the NOBLES
Nakht | Menna | Rekmire | Sennefer | Ramose | Userhet | Khaemhet | Khons | Userhet | Benia |
Pabasa | Keref | Anchkor | Khokh