This compelling book by Arthur Weigall documents his significant 1907 expedition through the largely unexplored eastern deserts of Egypt. Weigall, a renowned Egyptologist and Inspector-General of Antiquities, vividly describes the arduous journey, the distinctive geographical features, and the remarkable archaeological discoveries made along the way. Readers are transported back in time to an era of pioneering exploration, encountering ancient ruins, hidden tombs, and the challenging conditions faced by early 20th-century archaeologists. It offers invaluable insights into the historical landscape of Upper Egypt and the meticulous work involved in unearthing its buried treasures, making it a vital historical and archaeological record for enthusiasts and scholars alike.