The 50 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt: An Illustrated Guide to the Enigmas of the Land of the Pharaohs
 
SHORT DESCRIPTION
The 50 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt is a richly illustrated visual reference to the greatest archaeological mysteries and enigmas of the Land of the Pharaohs by bestselling author and historian, Lochlainn Seabrook.
 
DETAILS
AUTHOR: Lochlainn Seabrook.
ILLUSTRATOR: Lochlainn Seabrook.
CONTENT: adult and teenage nonfiction.
SUBJECTS:  Ancient Egypt, Egyptology, archaeology, pharaohs, pyramids, mummies, ancient mysteries, ancient Egyptian religion, ancient Egyptian technology, ancient civilizations, reference.
ILLUSTRATED: yes (color).
SIZE: 5.5” x 8.5”.
LENGTH: 180 pgs.
COVER: paperback/perfect bound/gloss finish; hardcover/case laminate/matte finish.
PUBLISHER: Sea Raven Press.
ISBN: 979-8-950389-06-1 (paperback).
ISBN: 979-8-950389-07-8 (hardcover).
 
FULL DESCRIPTION
A Cinematically Illustrated Guide To Ancient Egypt's Most Intriguing Riddles
 
Lochlainn Seabrook’s The 50 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt is a richly illustrated visual reference to the most extraordinary secrets of the Land of the Pharaohs, examining lost tombs, hidden chambers, unexplained monuments, perplexing artifacts, vanished rulers, and enduring archaeological puzzles.
 
Combining historically grounded research with vivid original artwork, this user-friendly guide presents 50 of the most compelling unresolved controversies associated with one of history’s greatest civilizations.
 
Spanning more than 5,000 years of Egyptian history, readers will encounter subjects such as Cleopatra’s lost tomb, the construction of the Great Pyramid, hidden chambers within the pyramids of Giza, the Hall of Records beneath the Sphinx, the lost tomb of Alexander the Great, the anomalies surrounding Tutankhamun, the Labyrinth of Hawara, the Land of Punt, the unknowns of mummification, the origins of Egyptian civilization, and many other perennial enigmas.
 
Each profile examines the available evidence, historical background, competing interpretations, and unanswered questions surrounding that particular mystery.
 
Rather than promoting sensational claims or predetermined conclusions, the author approaches each subject through documentation, analysis, and comparison of the available evidence. Detailed full-color illustrations accompany each entry, allowing readers to visualize ancient sites, monuments, artifacts, discoveries, and historical events associated with these remarkable mysteries.
 
The result is a practical reference designed to help readers better understand the many debates and uncertainties that continue to surround the ancient civilization known to its inhabitants as Kemet, the “Black Land.”
 
This encyclopedic volume also includes an Introduction, Notes to the Reader, twelve appendices, a glossary, a bibliography, a comprehensive index, maps, dynastic and pharaonic timelines, and additional reference material for further study.
 
Written in the author's compact, research-driven style, The 50 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt provides an accessible visual framework for exploring one of the most compelling subjects in archaeology and ancient history. Available in paperback and hardcover.
 
PUBLISHER’S REVIEW: “Blending historical investigation, archaeological inquiry, and striking original artwork, The 50 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient Egypt explores some of the most fascinating questions surrounding the civilization of the pharaohs. Bestselling author, artist, and historian-explorer Lochlainn Seabrook examines 50 enduring enigmas—from lost tombs and missing mummies to pyramid secrets and unexplained discoveries—in a clear, balanced format grounded in evidence and scholarship. Engaging, informative, and beautifully illustrated, this outstanding reference is an essential addition to the library of every Egypt enthusiast, history lover, and student of ancient mysteries.” — SEA RAVEN PRESS
 
American polymath Lochlainn Seabrook is a bestselling multi-genre author, multidisciplinary artist, award-winning historian, and independent researcher-explorer whose work spans history, archaeology, science, religion, natural history, the arts, and philosophy. With more than 100 published books to his credit, he is known for his disciplined scholarship, clear prose, vibrant original artwork, and commitment to evidence-based inquiry. He lives and works in the American Rocky Mountains. 
 
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