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Self-styled as "an exploration of Egypt from Aswan to the Mediterranean across all periods," it contains an A-Z Glossary, Cultural Aspects, 3D models and movies, timelines, and other useful tools; from University College London.

Biographies of nine Egyptian saints who were instrumental in the growth of Christianity in Egypt; from InterCity Oz.

History page of the official Al-Azhar Website.

A very brief summary of the 1942 battle (named for the town in northern Egypt, on the Mediterranean Sea), a decisive British victory in World War II; from Encyclopedia.com.

Separate pages describe the founding and the Ptolemaic, Roman, Arab, and Modern cities; from the University of South Florida.

Essay by Mohamed Sid-Ahmed, who discusses conditions necessary for the Alexandria Library to be a worthy successor to its ancient namesake; from ArabicNews.com.

Brief overview of Egypt -- geography, fauna and flora, the pharaohs, and more -- to the present.

Recounts how 50 Americans (mostly Civil War veterans) donned the uniform of Egypt in the service of Khedive Ismail.

This scholarly moderated forum is designed for the sharing of knowledge of Ancient Egypt.

Offers a concise overview of motion pictures and TV movies that have Ancient Egypt and Egyptology connotations, and films that prominently feature ancient Egyptian monuments or sites.

Ancient Egypt from the dwindled 13th Dynasty to the zenith of the 18th Dynasty.

Main topics include: Introduction (contains Archaeological History), Bronze Age Nubia, and Kingdom of Kush -- all with more specific pages of information.

Study and preserve mummified sacred animals and beloved pets of the ancient Egyptians; learn about archaeology, Ancient Egypt, and mummies; adopt a cat, dog, or crocodile mummy.

Offers a focused gateway to information on Egypt; the Country Profile, US-Egypt trade statistics, and Articles (09/09/1994 to present) provide reliable and useful data relative to recent history.