On offer today is a new copy of The Great Pyramid Ancient Egypt Revisited.  564 pages with numerous photos both black and white and colour, illustrations and diagrams.

Goodreads 4.25/5

The Great Pyramid's eerily precise architecture has for centuries both astounded and puzzled archaeologists and has given rise to numerous modern fantasies concerning the so-called 'Mystery of the Pyramids'. Sweeping away centuries of myth and confusion, John Romer describes for the first time exactly how the Great Pyramid was designed and built. He argues that the pyramid makers worked from a single plan whose existence has long been doubted and even denied by scholars. Moreover, the Great Pyramid's unique architecture is integral to the way it was built, and for its builders the tasks of construction and design were not separate as they are now. By placing this awesome monument in its genuine contemporary context, this book underlines the extraordinary talents and the originality of the ancient Egyptians at the time of King Khufu.

Now out of print, in hard cover and very hard to find in new condition.  

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Continuing your Egyptological interests, I encourage you to enquire to the Following Clubs & Societies.

Egypt Exploration Society (UK) 3 Doughty Mews, London WC1N 2PG, United Kingdom, Ph: +44 20 7242 1880    www.ees.ac.uk

Australia Egypt Fund, c/- P O Box 133, Darling 3145. Facebook group.

Australian Institute of Archaeology, 10 Terrace Way, Macleod VIC 3085 aiarch.org.au    ph: 0394552882

Egyptology Society of Victoria www.arts.monash.edu.au/archaeology

For Esoteric Studies I recommend, The Theosophical Society of Pasadena 664 Glenhuntly Rd, Glenhuntly.  Ph:- 0400942613, www.theosophydownunder.org

Australian Centre for Egyptology Building W6A, Faculty of Arts.  Macquarie University, NSW 2109,  Phone: + 61 2 9850 8848, mail: egypt@mq.edu.au

There are also societies in South Australia and Western Australia.